Reddit reviews BIRDROCK HOME Snow Moover 60" Extendable Snow Brush & Ice Scraper - Foam Grip – Foam and Soft Bristle Head – Durable Aluminum Body - Car Truck SUV Window & Windshield Tool
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DURABLE SNOW BRUSH WITH ROTATING HEAD: The snow brush easily removes snow and ice from car windshield, top and hood. Equipped with a rotating head allowing you to set the brush at the optimum angle for the job at handEXTENDABLE SNOW BRUSH & SCRATCH FREE: The snow brush scraper extends up to 60” making the hard-to-reach pockets of snow reachable. The double-sided head is equipped with foam & soft bristles creating a scratch free brush. PATENT PENDINGREMOVABLE ICE SCRAPER: The Ice Scraper features an ice scraper and jaws. Use the jaws to break up the ice, then use the scraper to remove it. The ice scraper is removable for faster and easier use. The snow scraper comes with 3 separate units--Foam Head Snow Brush, Ice Scraper & Telescoping extender. Piece it all together when in use or separate it for easy storage when not in seasonFOAM GRIP & LIGHTWEIGHT: The snow scraper is equipped with foam grips for a more delightful touch yet lightweight enough for easy mobility. The body is constructed of high quality and light weight aluminumDIMENSIONS: Extended Dimensions: 5.75” Width x 4.25” Depth x 60” Height. Dimensions: 5.75” W x 4.25” D x 43.5” H. Weight: 3 lbs. PATENT PENDING
I'm only 5ft and I got one of these for Christmas last year. Makes all the difference, I can clean off my whole SUV in 1-2 minutes tops. The deluxe extendable version, not the one with the brush head.
Snow tires are immensely helpful. If you don't have snow tires, then Continental DWS (dry/wet/snow) are apparently a good all-season alternative.
Get a snow brush like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y3ZMTBB/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_qn6WDbA187ZDF
Keep a shovel, emergency blanket, winter hat, and a pair of gloves in your car. Freezing to death cause you spun off into a snow bank isn't fun. There's more safety related stuff you should keep in your car as well, but these are specific to winter needs.
Make sure your exhaust doesn't get blocked by a snow mound, or if you spin off the road. Death by carbon monoxide isn't fun either.
Keep more distance and drive slower than you think you need to when driving in bad weather. Also, overpasses/bridges freeze faster than the road, so expect ice there even if everything else seems OK.
Salt melts ice effectively only to about 10 degrees Fahrenheit. If temps are lower than that, exercise extreme caution, even if it's not snowing and the roads seem clear. Black ice can be anywhere. This is where snow tires will help you a lot.
Get an oil change before and after winter, even if you don't need it by the miles driven.