Getting The Best Out Of Your Air Conditioning
Your vehicles air conditioning system is fundamentally one of the most important features fitted to your car. Not only does it keep you cool in the summer months but dehumidifies the interior air throughout the whole year, and so removes moisture whilst filtering air borne pollutants such as dust, pollen and diesel particles. In all, your air conditioning system is the biggest contributor in maintaining a pleasant and comfortable interior climate.
Should I Use My Air Conditioning All Year Round?
The answer is yes. In many of todays vehicles the air conditioning compressor remains constantly engaged, delivering air conditioned air regardless of your heater settings. We strongly recommend that you use your air conditioning all year round as this helps to keep your system lubricated and in prime condition - maintaining your interior ambience.
What Does It Do For Me?
Your vehicle's air conditioning system helps maintain a temperature interior atmosphere throughout all seansons by supplying cold air to your heating and ventilation system. Blended through your heater, you can maintain your desired interior temperature regardless of the ambient conditions. Air passing through the evaporator core becomes dehumidified, therefore helping to remove interior dampness and window condensation. In essence, by stabilising your interior temperature you are also governing the way you feel and drive.
With Government statistics indicating worsening traffic congestion, the ability to remain composed in increasingly stressful driving conditions is becoming even more difficult. Your air conditioning can help you through maintaining your desired environment, keeping you fresh and alert at all times, regardless of weather and traffic conditions.
Should I Have My Air Conditioning Checked Or Serviced?
We understand that your car is very important to you, representing a significant investment. Like all mechanical systems, maintenance is key in keeping your air conditioning system in top performance. Unfortunately, refrigerant permeation and leaks do occur. Moisture laden air entering your vehicle's air conditioning system creates acids and corrosion affecting its lubrication and performance. As the performance decreases, so your fuel
