Iced over roads- Settings for traveling in such

[CrazyOldMan]

No idea I am afraid what high‑performance winter washer fluids w/ low freeze points are legal and available in Texas given state-specific restrictions on volatile organic compounds (Prestone?!). I am not aware of a distinct winter fluid thread but think I have seen discussions on this forum. I use the cheapest, and plenty if there is a lot of salt, no issues. I wanted heated valves but not sure if my ride has those.

Just for what it’s worth - I used a lower freeze point windshield fluid. The spray nozzle started plugging up, so I took it to my Ineos dealer. They said to ONLY use the cheap standard windshield fluid. That surprised me.

 

[HeavyFoot]

You're clearly not a prepper!
You never know when a pandemic, storm, bushfire or atomic event is going to happen
Become a prepper. Prepping makes sense - and saves fuel
We get our TP delivered because we give a crap about prepping

We smart and civilized preppers use bidets and save the paper

 

[Tazzieman]

We smart and civilized preppers use bidets and save the paper

So fresh drinking water always on tap? Fancy!
Our TP is recycled

 

[HeavyFoot]

So fresh drinking water always on tap? Fancy!
Our TP is recycled

Saves space. Drinking fountain/butt washer. What could go wrong!?

 

[Tazzieman]

Saves space. Drinking fountain/butt washer. What could go wrong!?

Even the word ice used to have a squeaky clean and innocent meaning!

 

[Tom D]

The other advantage of locking the CDL is that you are also equalising braking force between the axles. Makes a big difference to stopping distance on loose of slippery surfaces. I know these days we have ABS but even then I think it still makes a big difference.