Car Regular Services

A regular car service is essential to ensure that your vehicle remains in good working condition and to prevent potential issues from developing into costly problems. Here’s a basic outline of what is typically included in a standard car service: Remember, this is a general guideline and the specific services included may vary depending on your vehicle make and model, as well as the service package offered by the automotive service center. Regular servicing not only maintains your car’s performance but also helps prolong its lifespan and ensures your safety on the road. Always refer to your vehicle’s owner manual and consult with a certified mechanic for the best service schedule and recommendations for your specific vehicle.

Oil Change:

  • Draining the old engine oil.
  • Replacing the oil filter.
  • Adding new, clean oil.

Fluid Checks and Top-Ups:

  • Checking and topping up fluids like coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and windshield washer fluid.

Brake Inspection:

  • Checking the condition of brake pads, discs, and brake fluid levels.
  • Ensuring proper brake function and addressing any issues.

Tire Inspection and Rotation:

  • Checking tire pressure and inflating if necessary.
  • Inspecting tire tread for wear.
  • Rotating tires to ensure even wear.

Air Filter Replacement:

  • Inspecting and, if necessary, replacing the engine air filter for improved performance and fuel efficiency.

Spark Plug Check/Replacement:

  • Checking the condition of spark plugs and replacing them if needed for optimal engine performance.

Battery Inspection:

  • Checking battery terminals, voltage, and fluid levels (if applicable).
  • Cleaning terminals and ensuring proper connection.

Exhaust System Check:

  • Inspecting the exhaust system for leaks, damage, or excessive corrosion.

Suspension and Steering Inspection:

  • Checking for wear and tear on suspension components.
  • Ensuring proper wheel alignment.

Belts and Hoses Inspection:

  • Inspecting drive belts, timing belts, and hoses for wear and tension.

Lights and Signals Check:

  • Testing headlights, brake lights, turn signals, and other external lights.

Cooling System Check:

  • Inspecting radiator, thermostat, and hoses for leaks and proper functioning.

Transmission Fluid Check:

  • Inspecting the level and condition of the transmission fluid.

Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement:

  • Replacing worn-out wiper blades for clear visibility in adverse weather conditions.

General Visual Inspection:

  • Checking for any visible damage, leaks, or potential issues.

Computer Diagnostics (if applicable):

  • Scanning the vehicle’s onboard computer for any stored error codes or issues.