Okay I know most of the fuel additives out there are bunk and not worth the money spent on packaging them.

What about Iso-Heat and the likes however? Is there any reason to use a "water remover" additive for our cars during the winter?

Just wondering because some people I work with keep telling me that it's a MUST to have up here during the winter. I've never used it so I'm looking for any input.

Thanks,
Brenden

 

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water remove is good in the winter because if you get any stuck in your fuel line it'll freeze and that's not good.