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We’ve all heard the old saying, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” This certainly holds true for your car. By following the recommended maintenance schedule for your vehicle, you are taking an important step toward extending the life of your vehicle and avoiding costly repairs. Read on to learn the routine maintenance jobs you should make sure your vehicle undergoes on a regular basis.
Your owner’s manual has a wealth of information including the recommended service schedule for your vehicle. It will tell you what you should have done at what mileage intervals. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be a more informed car owner who is ready to stay on top of the routine maintenance of their vehicle.
You count on your brakes to work every time you approach a stop sign or traffic light. Don’t ignore your brake pads – the consequences could be costly. Your driving habits play a big role in how often your brakes will need replacing. If you are in a lot of stop and go traffic you might need brake pads more often than a highway driver.
Keep an eye on your brakes by monitoring the wear indicator that comes on most brake pads. The metal tab will come closer and closer to the brake rotor as the pad wears down. When the tab hits the rotor, it will make a screeching sound to indicate that it’s time to get the pads replaced.
Your engine’s spark plugs are a key component in the combustion process. Keeping an eye on your spark plugs for signs that they may not be working as effectively as they should be will help keep your car in proper working order.
If you notice a decrease in gas mileage and/or a drop in the performance of your
Keeping your engine from getting clogged with dirt,