While you're at it, make sure you wipe off all the snow on the sensors and cameras around your car.

Glendale Police Department officer David Gillen arrived just in time to help out the driver, whose wheels were stuck with its tires spinning in deep snow. Gillen was able to get the car moving again.

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However, there's a third option, one in which the Wrangler simply isn’t there because they got it stuck in the mud or snow somewhere ... t bring a proper set of tire chains along with them.

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Here’s how to stay safe when venturing out after a snowstorm, especially when icy conditions are still in your area.

"All the salt, spray, snow, and road grime that gets onto a vehicle in the wintertime can obscure the radars and the cameras and the different sensors that you use for your safety systems.