Avoid Hydroplaning:
Hydroplaning is when your front tires lose contact with the road and travel on a film of water. To avoid this, keep your tires inflated properly, drive at a lower speed, and avoid puddles. If you hydroplane, ease your foot off the gas and pump the brake gently until you've regained control. Brake normally if you have anti-lock brakes.

Listen to your car: If car is making any of these noises it is trying to tell you something. Make sure you listen and correct the problem before it gets worse: GROANING: Something's dry, probably a suspension component. If it's metal, it's going to break really soon. If it's rubber, try some silicone lube. SIZZLING: Like the sound of bacon frying, this is usually only audible with the engine off. Oil may be leaking onto the exhaust manifold or a minor coolant seepage may be occurring. WHIRRING: The sound made by happy mechanicals. It's one of the few noises you probably shouldn't worry about. Source - http://www.autohausaz.com