Winter driving presents unique challenges, and one common frustration is a struggling wiper motor. When your wipers move sluggishly or fail to clear the windshield effectively in cold weather, it’s not just an inconvenience; it can be a safety hazard. Several factors contribute to this issue, all stemming from the impact of low temperatures on the components of your car. Understanding these reasons can help you take preventive measures and keep your wipers functioning optimally throughout the winter months. Thickened Wiper Fluid and Ice Buildup The most immediate issue in cold weather is the increased viscosity of wiper fluid. Standard...