Al Zaheri14 Jun 2026UAE Summer Heat: What Not to Leave in Your Car Experts are warning motorists not to leave electronics, medicines, aerosol cans, power banks or bottled drinks inside parked vehicles during the UAE summer. Extreme temperatures can damage items and create safety risks. Drivers are advised to keep emergency water, a phone charger and basic safety supplies instead. #UAESummer #CarSafety #DubaiLife2 likes2 comments#dubailife#uaesummer#carsafety
Al Zaheri14 Jun 2026Why Your Car Shows 55°C in UAE Heat Many UAE motorists notice their car displays temperatures of 55°C or more even when the official outdoor temperature is around 45°C. Experts explain that vehicle sensors are affected by heat radiating from roads, parked cars, engine components and direct sunlight, making readings significantly higher than actual air temperatures. The difference highlights how e2 likes2 comments#carcare#uaesummer#weatherf
Al Zaheri11 Jun 2026UAE Drivers Advised to Prepare Vehicles for Summer Motorists across the UAE are being urged to inspect tyres, air-conditioning systems and battery performance as extreme summer temperatures increase the risk of breakdowns. Experts recommend regular maintenance checks to improve safety, prevent roadside emergencies and ensure smoother travel during the hottest months. #RoadSafety #UAESummer #CarC4 likes4 comments#carcare#roadsafety#uaesummer
