Maintenance
Oil Filter
Oil Filter
Oil Filter
Oil Filter
Oil Filter
Air Cleaner
Air Cleaner
Air Cleaner
Air Cleaner
Air Cleaner
Air Cleaner
Air Cleaner
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A Quick Car Maintenance Checklist
As you prepare for changing seasons, having a car maintenance checklist is a must. This helps prevent any significant trouble during harsh weather. Your issues can range from frozen wiper blades that damage your windshield to a stuffy cabin due to a filthy air filter. And since the engine is the heart of your vehicle, determine if a tune-up is necessary.
Why You Should Replace Spark Plugs Regularly
Depending on your model, you might need a spark plug replacement every 20,000 to 40,000 miles. Ensuring that your engine’s spark plugs are refreshed on a regular basis maximizes the engine’s performance and efficiency. This ultimately leads to savings on repairs and on the gas pump.
When to Replace Air Filters, Oil Filters, and Fuel Filters
Checking the condition of all the filters in your vehicle should also be part of the checkup. It is recommended to change oil filters after every oil change, while fuel filter changes can vary widely depending on the vehicle model. For air filters, you can do a quick test by seeing if any light passes through the pleats. If you’re unable to see any light penetrate, consider replacing the filter.
Checking the Tires, Brakes, and Suspension
Inspecting the tires for tread wear, the brakes for pad and rotor condition, and the shocks and struts for any leaks should all be part of the checklist.
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