Pre-Road Trip Preparation Myths That Compromise Your Safety

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Pre-Road Trip Preparation Myths That Compromise Your Safety

Myth 1: Topping Off the Fuel Tank 'To the Brim' Increases Your Range

Myth 2: Slightly Overinflating Tires is Good for Long Trips

Myth 3: Packing to the Roof is Fine if You Can See Out the Back

Myth 4: A 'Quick Look' at the Brakes Before You Leave is Sufficient

Myth 5: Your Phone's Navigation is All You Need; Paper Maps Are Obsol

Myth 6: If the Coolant Level is Okay, the Cooling System is Ready

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The promise of the open road is a powerful call to adventure, but thorough preparation is the non-negotiable foundation of a safe and enjoyable journey. Unfortunately, many travelers rely on outdated advice and common misconceptions when getting their vehicles ready. These "preparation myths" create a false sense of security and can transform minor inconveniences into serious safety hazards, leaving you vulnerable far from home. True readiness is about foresight, not folklore.

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