Tire pressure, new wipers, and a good wash under the car.

Yes, do all three — in that order. Tire pressure drops about 1 psi for every 10°F drop in temperature, so by spring you’re probably running low. Check the sticker inside your driver’s door, not the sidewall.

Your wiper blades have been scraping ice and salt for months. If they’re streaking or chattering, just replace them. No need to overthink brand — anything mid-range will outlast the season.

Salt residue isn’t just ugly. It eats your undercarriage. Hit a self-serve car wash with an underbody spray, or pay for the full wash. Do that before the first warm rain brings the salt back up.

Your floor mats probably trapped salt too. Vacuum them before the salt turns into white powder all over your shoes.