Winter Prep

[ChicagoChris]

I just inflate my tires to 50 PSI to prevent flat spots. 
I never start my cars in the winter as to a point made earlier, this can attract moisture.

[jk66gt350]

One other recommendation - if the garage has a cement floor, lay down thick plastic (clear vapor barrier is great) on the floor under the car.  With significant temperature fluctuation, significant condensation comes up from the cement floor which the plastic will prevent.

[mark p]

^^^ +1 and +1

[Wooahbundy]

These are all great tips. Thanks to all for sharing.

[Rocket]

I always use Seafoam in the gas tank, but I drive it some every month. Ron

[corbins]

I do most all the above and also put the car up on a set of short jackstands to "unload" the suspension, tires still just touching the floor but no load on the other suspension parts, Might be a waste of time, but over a 20 year period maybe not ?

[69mach351w]

I drive our two Mustangs every 10-14 days throughout the year, even in winter time. I rum E-Free gas, so I really don't run into any problems. 

Running is key for any cars survival. They need to be driven, or if that cannot be done, at least started and tranny shifted and pump the brakes.

[Jim Herrud]

As Rod Serling occasionally said, "Submitted for your approval ...." a comparison of fuel stabilizers for winter storage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chsGBhB5g7o

I enjoy watching Ryan_F9's motorcycle product review videos.

[69mach351w]

Gotta Love those episodes of "The Twilight Zone".  Actually have watched every episode here recently over on Netflix.

[mark p]

As Rod Serling occasionally said, "Submitted for your approval ...." a comparison of fuel stabilizers for winter storage...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chsGBhB5g7o

Ugh, been using the "wrong stuff" for years 
thanks for posting.