Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Don’t worry—there are plenty of ways to keep your car from overheating.
When your car isn’t in use, do your best to park it in a cool, shaded area. Also consider purchasing window shades or window tints for when you can’t prevent parking in direct sunlight. This will help keep your car cool.
If you’re behind the wheel and worried your car is overheating, pull over. Try and find a shaded spot and let your car take a break.
Internal factors can also cause overheating. Broken components, old oil, or insufficient coolant can all cause your engine to overheat. Bring your car to a mechanic to ensure it’s in tiptop shape.
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