First, check the wiper. It is best to try every gear of the wiper to see if it works normally; In addition, pay attention to whether the wiper blade is dry. If it is not clean, it must be replaced in time. If the wiper fails, the consequences will be serious. In addition, tires worn to the limit are also a hidden danger of driving in rainy days, so pay attention to whether the tires are abnormally worn before driving.

2. How to remove the fog on the windshield when the car is driving?

The most common way is to turn on the air conditioner. This is because cold air blows on the glass, forming a "cold film" on the surface of the glass, preventing carbon dioxide from condensing on the glass and playing the role of defogging. You can also go to the auto parts store to buy anti-fog agent or anti-fog towel. Spray the defogging agent on the glass surface inside the car and wipe it clean. While removing glass dirt, a thin transparent protective film can be formed on the glass to prevent water vapor from condensing on the glass to form a fog layer.

3. Can I claim compensation from the insurance company after the engine is flooded?

Water-related insurance is not included in all automobile insurance. Water-related insurance is an additional insurance and needs to be purchased separately. Water insurance can only compensate for engine problems, and water entering the transmission and other parts of the car is not covered by water insurance. When buying insurance, car owners should consult clearly about the coverage and claims details of various types of insurance.