Keeping your car in top condition isn’t just about extending its lifespan—it’s also about ensuring safety, fuel efficiency, and a smooth driving experience. Routine maintenance and regular checkups can save you from costly repairs and unexpected breakdowns. Here’s a guide to the must-do regular checkups that every car owner should prioritize.
ENGINE OIL AND OIL FILTER CHECK
- Check oil levels every 3,000–5,000 miles or as recommended by your car’s manufacturer.
- Replace oil and filter during scheduled service.
- Dirty oil can lead to engine wear and poor performance.
- Pro Tip: Always use the oil grade specified in your owner’s manual.
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tire condition and pressure
- Tire tread depth
- Tire pressure (use a tire pressure gauge)
- Signs of uneven wear or damage
Why It Matters:
Properly inflated and healthy tires improve fuel efficiency, handling, and safety. How Often: Once a month and before long trips. Proper tread on tires helps in rainy conditions and improves gas milage.
Properly inflated and healthy tires improve fuel efficiency, handling, and safety.
battery health check
- Inspect for corrosion on terminals
- Test charge level with a voltmeter or ask a mechanic
- Ensure it’s securely mounted
- Tip: Replace the battery every 3–5 years or sooner if showing signs of weakness.
