Doesn't a change of season call for a change in wardrobe? Well, while you monsoon-proof your closet and flaunt your colourful umbrellas and flip flops, it is equally essential to protect your four-wheeler from the rains. Whether you take your car for work regularly or use it once in a month for an outing, take necessary precautions beforehand to avoid damage or breakdown of the vehicle during this tricky season. Shubh Bansal, Co founder & Marketing Head, Truebil, lists down five steps to protect your car from rainwater damage and ensure your safety as well as that of your vehicle.

Monitor the tyres: When your car’s tyres are not in a good condition, a thin layer of water is formed between the tyres and the road’s surface, reducing their grip on the road and making it difficult for the driver to control the car. Get the tyres inspected before monsoons, check their inflation pressure and monitor the tyres’ condition throughout the season to avoid car skidding, which can dangerous and even fatal.