Although the landscape invites you to stop for a photo, doing so in inclined areas or with a soft snow accumulation can generate that the vehicle brings together or sinks. How to avoid it.
Travel by car by the Patagonia In winter vacation it can be an unforgettable experience, but it also implies challenges. One of the most common (sometimes overlooked) is knowing where and how to park in areas with snow or ice. Choosing the place can end in a stuck vehicle or with expensive damage.
Avoid slopes and soft benches It is the first rule. Although the landscape invites you to stop for a photo, doing so in inclined areas or with soft snow accumulation can generate that the car brings together or sinks. It is always preferable to opt for flat and compact sectors, ideally already stepped on by other vehicles.
Park in the snow: Keys not to be stuck or damage the car
Before getting out of the car, Check the traction: If you notice that a skate wheel, do not continue accelerating. It is advisable to gently go back or place friction material under the wheels, such as sand, salt or even a car’s carpet.
In overnight areas, such as Campings or mountain parking lots, Avoid leaving the handbrake on all nightsince it can freeze. Instead, use a low march (first or reverse) to ensure the car.
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Finally, have a folding shovel, a flashlight and a blanket in the trunk It can make a difference to an unforeseen event. And if you park for several hours, check that the exit is clear when the road resumes: in Patagonia, the weather can change in minutes.
Source: Ambito
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