Dilawri BMW

Dilawri BMW - Passionate About The Ultimate Driving Experience





  Our team is driven to take great pride in treating our customers with excellent attention to detail.

  Every interaction is dealt with courteously and professionally.

  We work with our clients to create a BMW that is as uniquely yours.

  The staff do not just hand you the keys and send you on your way.  New BMW owners are given an in-depth run-through or tour so to speak of their new BMW.

  Our sales personnel strive to make certain ever aspect is covered.

   We realize that pride in ownership of a BMW deserves something special.

That is what moves us.

JOY is BMW

WINTER DRIVING can be risky, please be prepared!

-Get your vehicle ready-Install matching winter tires-

-Pack an emergency kit-Learn winter driving techniques-

-Plan your trip-Give yourself extra travelling time-

-Remove all snow from your vehicle-Avoid using overdrive, cruise control-

-Travel with a fully charged cell phone-Slow down- 

Watch The Weather!  www.tc.gc.ca/road/provinces.htm#conditions

Environment Canada issues warning when it expects blizzards, heavy snow, freezing rain or drizzle, cold snap and winds.

Prepare For Driving!
The safest strategy is to avoid driving in bad weather conditions.                                                                            Be alert, well rested and sober behind the
wheel and always wear your seat belt.
See and be seen, remove all snow from your vehicle and clear the windows
of frost and fog.  Stay on main roads and
drive safely.

Wear warm clothes.  Be prepared to make a call, take a fully charged cell phone with you in case of emergency.  Do not talk and drive – pull over.

Pack a winter survival kit.

Keep the following items in your vehicle:  shovel, sand or cat litter, traction mats, tow chain, compass, cloth or roll of paper towel, warning light or flares, extra clothing and footwear, emergency food pack, booster cables, matches, candle, deep can, fire extinguisher, fuel line antifreeze, extra windshield washer fluid, reflective vest, road maps, ice scraper and brush, flashlight, first aid kit and blankets-a special survival blanket is best.

Stay calm if you get trapped in a storm or snow bank. 

Don’t do any heavy lifting, shoveling or pushing in the bitter cold-it can kill you! 

Do make sure the tailpipe is not blocked by snow, to keep carbon monoxide from getting into your vehicles.

Stay inside your vehicle for shelter if it is safe to do so.  Going out into a storm puts you at risk of getting lost, or suffering from the cold. 

Keep a window on the side sheltered from the wind open a bit, to give you a good supply of fresh air. 

Run your motor as little as possible.         

Use a survival candle for heat if you have one, instead of the vehicle’s heater. 

Wear a hat, since you can lose up to 60 percent of your body heat through your head.

Set out a warning light or flares. 

Put on the dome light.  (Overuse of headlight may run your battery down.) 

Exercise your arms and legs often.

Stay awake and watch for traffic or searchers.

Source:   Transport Canada