‘Tis the season to plan for cold weather. According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, Delaware is in for a colder and slightly wetter than normal winter, with above-normal snowfall.
“We won’t have as much snow as last year, but we will have above-average snow,” said Accuweather expert senior meteorologist Bob Smerbeck. Last year was Delaware’s second-snowiest winter since 1947, with 56.1 inches falling on New Castle Airport.
Are you ready for winter? Well, you are running out of time to prepare. The coldest periods will be in late December and early and mid-January. A remote start can help keep you nice and toasty this winter.
“Icing is always an issue, especially with these cold air masses,” said Smerbeck.
Talk about a cold commute. Burrrrrrr! No one likes to climb into a cold car in the morning, especially in the middle of winter. What’s worse is that it seemingly takes your entire commute for the car to warm up. The solution: remote start installation. A remote starter allows a driver to start a car’s engine with a remote control, usually in the form of an electronic key fob, right from the comfort of their own home. This allows your car, truck, or SUV to warm up before you even set foot outside. This also makes it easier to scrape ice and snow from your windshield. You can defrost your windshield from the comfort of your own home.
Remote Start Installation in Delaware
Each Trick Trucks location, throughout Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and West Virginia, offers full service, factory authorized installation of all of our interior vehicle accessories, including remote starters. We provide factory authorized service, all work is guaranteed, and all factory warrantees apply.
If you have any questions about Remote Start Installation in Delaware, please contact Trick Trucks today by calling 1-866-60 TRICK or click here! We also invite you to explore our many Interior Truck Accessories and Exterior Truck Accessories while you’re here.
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