- Regular oil changes
- Proper tire maintenance
- Check and replace fluids
- Keep up with scheduled maintenance
- Monitor battery health
- Inspect brakes and suspension
- Address warning lights promptly
- Clean and protect exterior and interior
- Stay updated on recalls and service bulletins
- Utilize technology for maintenance tracking
Regular Oil Changes
Regular oil changes are crucial for engine health and performance. Follow manufacturer recommendations for oil type and change intervals.
Proper Tire Maintenance
Check tire pressure regularly, rotate tires as recommended, and replace them when tread wears down.
Check and Replace Fluids
Monitor and top off fluids such as coolant, brake fluid, and transmission fluid. Replace them as needed.
Keep Up with Scheduled Maintenance
Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for tasks such as filter replacements and inspections.
Monitor Battery Health
Check battery terminals for corrosion, test battery health regularly, and replace it when necessary.
Inspect Brakes and Suspension
Regularly check brake pads, rotors, and suspension components for wear and tear.
Address Warning Lights Promptly
If any warning lights appear on the dashboard, address them promptly to prevent potential issues.
Clean and Protect Exterior and Interior
Regularly wash and wax the exterior, and clean and protect the interior to maintain the car's appearance and value.
Stay Updated on Recalls and Service Bulletins
Keep track of any recalls or service bulletins related to your vehicle and address them promptly.
Utilize Technology for Maintenance Tracking
Use apps or digital tools to track maintenance tasks, reminders, and service history for your vehicle.