The Basics Of Car Maintenance

Whether your vehicle is new or old-- all it wants a regular maintenance for running efficiently.

Understanding the basic maintenance of your car will help prevent happening of bigger issues in future.

Here is a list of basic maintenance which saves money and makes your vehicle safe on road.

How often should you change the fluids --- As per manufacturers, you should change the engine oil a minimum of 3,000 miles.

Oil change intervals :-

But as per modern technological inventions, most vehicle manufacturers are suggesting to change the oil in between

7,500-10,000 miles.

Oil lubricants clean and cool the engine. If the oil is dirty or not enough oil in reservoir, it paves way to early engine damage.

:- Always check the oil life monitor which informs the time of next oil change.

Brake is the most important part that should be in tune always to give you a safe drive.

Brake Checking Routine :-

When you drive a lot of miles or in city traffic, there is a brake fluid which reaches to the braking unit to make the vehicle stop.

There is brake fluid in the car which reaches to the braking unit to make the vehicle stop.

Always check the brake fluid level, if the fluid has reached the “Min” level then refill it.

If you notice a frequent need of brake fluid then make sure to check with a professional mechanic.

Always make sure to check the tires regularly for wear, cracking, bulging, pressure, or objects caught in the tread.

Tire Maintenance :-

Make sure to check tire pressure once in a week.

Always maintain right tire pressure which gives a proper braking, handling, grip and fuel efficiency.

Always follow owner's manual to know the correct tire pressure details for your vehicle.

It's always wise to check the tire treads once in a month as worn tires can slip in wet and snowy weather.

The regular tire rotation can enhance the fuel efficiency and regulate the wear and tear.

Tire balancing is also a part which limits the early wearing out of tires.

Wheel alignment also helpful to keep the vehicle in track and prevents the

vehicle from pulling to one side.

The engine coolant prevents engine over heating and early corrosion of engine parts.

Maintenance of Engine Coolant:-

If you are planning a long journey then make sure to check the coolant level first and add up to the level if needed.

Never overfill the coolant reservoir as the system blow of

when gets warmed up.

If you commute in windy or dusty area more often then make sure to check and replace the filter more early than suggested in

owner's manual.

Air Filter :-

The rubber parts like hoses and belts can worn in easily in bad weather condition or a continuous high speed drive.

Also make sure to check the wiper blades that can hinder visibility if cracked or warped.

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