Car parking tips in summer:
Seek shade
When it comes to parking in the summer, shade is your best friend.Look for shaded areas such as under trees, buildings, or covered parking lots to shield your vehicle from direct sunlight. Even a few minutes in the shade can make a world of difference in preventing your car from turning into an oven.
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Invest in a sunshade
A simple yet effective solution is investing in a sunshade for your windshield. By doing so, you can significantly reduce the interior temperature of your car by blocking out direct sunlight. Make sure to use it every time you park, folding it neatly and storing it away when not in use. There are many reflective sun shades easily available in the market.
Slightly open a window
Before leaving your car parked and after having ensured its safety, you can leave a slight gap open in your window to allow hot air to escape and promote airflow. Be sure to leave enough of a gap to prevent unauthorized entry while still allowing for ventilation.
Window tinting
Investing in quality window tinting can significantly reduce the amount of heat entering your car’s interior while also providing added privacy and UV protection. However, it is important to note that car windows must maintain a minimum visibility of 70 percent for front and rear glasses, and 50 percent for side glasses. It is advised to check with your local RTO before getting your windows tinted.