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Can I drive my 2010 Hyundai Elantra for 600 miles in temps up to 110?
I am in Colorado right now and am 600 miles from my destination and want to drive it all tomorrow. It is crazy hot and will be over 100 degrees for the last 3 hours of the trip. Will I make it or will I over heat?
4 Answers
- Ron MexicoLv 58 years agoFavorite Answer
Unless there is a mechanical problem with your car or your low on coolant your car will not overheat in 110 degrees.
- Irv SLv 78 years ago
Should be OK as long as the road stays open and you keep moving
air over that radiator.
You are talking 10-12 Hrs on the road.
With a modern car in good shape, I'd worry more about you, driving that tired.
Take rest breaks.
- ?Lv 78 years ago
slap stick is correct. Just check all your fluids and tires before you leave .. 100 or 110 degrees not a problem at all for a car in good condition. be sure your tires a fully inflated and check the air in your spare tire too incase you need it , , the tires will get hot in those temps.
- 8 years ago
Unless you have a problem with the car then it's ok, you can drive your car in a temperature up to 135 I believe without any overheating problems.
