Oil Change: Regular oil changes are essential for keeping the engine lubricated and preventing wear and tear.
Tire Rotation and Alignment: Rotating tires helps ensure even wear and extends their lifespan. Proper alignment ensures the vehicle handles correctly and prevents premature tire wear.
Brake Inspection and Service: Regular inspection and maintenance of brakes are crucial for safety. This includes checking brake pads, rotors, and brake fluid levels.
Fluid Checks and Top-ups: This involves checking and replenishing fluids such as coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and windshield washer fluid.
Air Filter Replacement: A clean air filter is necessary for maintaining engine performance and fuel efficiency.
Battery Maintenance: Checking the battery for corrosion, ensuring connections are tight, and testing its overall health are important to prevent breakdowns.
Spark Plug Replacement: Spark plugs deteriorate over time and can affect engine performance if not replaced periodically.
Cooling System Service: Regular maintenance of the cooling system, including flushing and refilling coolant, helps prevent overheating and engine damage.
Suspension and Steering Inspection: This involves checking for worn components such as ball joints, tie rod ends, and shocks or struts to ensure proper handling and ride comfort.
Transmission Service: Transmission fluid should be checked and replaced according to the manufacturer's recommendations to maintain smooth gear shifting and prolong transmission life.
Exhaust System Inspection: Inspecting for leaks or damage to the exhaust system is important for both performance and safety.
Scheduled Maintenance: Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, which can include inspections and services at specific mileage intervals, is essential for the overall health of the vehicle.
