Certain basic maintenance tasks can help keep your vehicle running smoothly and operating efficiently if they are routinely done. Performing this maintenance yourself, or having your vehicle serviced according to owner's manual guidelines, improves performance, safety and reliability.
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Regardless of what type of vehicle you drive, there are certain fundamental scheduled maintenance tasks your vehicle should have. Consult the owner's manual to learn the specific intervals at which you should have an oil change, change the air filter, replace the spark plugs, flush the coolant system, check the brakes, rotate the tires and change the timing belt.
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Each month, you should check the tire pressure and examine each tire for unusual wear or any damage. Also check the transmission, brake master cylinder and coolant reservoir fluid levels. Consult the owner's manual to be sure of any specific fluids to use in the vehicle. Make certain the lights and other electrical components are operating properly.
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Performing regular maintenance, such as changing spark plugs and engine oil, as well as maintaining proper tire pressure, will improve your vehicle's gas mileage. Performing regular maintenance keeps your vehicle running smoothly and operating efficiently while avoiding costlier future repairs.
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