What is antifreeze fluid? 

Antifreeze is a property of the coolant to maintain the engine temperature and absorb excess heat when it exceeds 90°C on average. Similarly, for low temperatures, its antifreeze power prevents solidification.

What is Luccy antifreeze fluid like?

The antifreeze fluid is organic "long life", i.e. it produces fewer solid deposits inside the cooling circuit, allowing greater stability over a longer period of time. It is also ecofriendly, so it is less harmful to the environment. As it is an organic antifreeze, it is recommended not to mix it with other products, as this can lead to devastating results in our vehicle. If this happens, the colour will change and the fluid will need to be changed immediately.

What temperatures can car antifreeze fluid withstand?

Car antifreeze can withstand temperatures as low as -5°C without freezing, making your engine safer from freezing temperatures.

Why use Antifreeze Protection 10%?

Because it contains ethylene glycol, ideal for protecting different metals with its cooling and antifreeze power.

What is antifreeze and coolant for?

It maintains the ideal temperature of the engine against high temperatures, absorbing excess heat.

It maintains the temperature at low temperatures, preventing freezing or corrosion. 

Prevents foaming in the engine.

Reduces engine water temperature. 

Where is antifreeze fluid used in the car?

The antifreeze fluid should be poured into the expansion tank that connects to the radiator. This is higher than the other components of the system.  

When to put antifreeze in the car?

If you have ever wondered how often to change the coolant, the correct time is every 2 years or 35,000 km. The best way to do this is to empty the cistern, clean it and refill it with new antifreeze.

Where to dispose of used antifreeze?

Car antifreeze is a highly polluting coolant and cannot be disposed of in just any container or drain, so it must be deposited in the recycling points.