1. Engine oil and filter replacement.
Regular oil changes are essential to maintain proper lubrication and prevent engine wear over time.
2. Transmission fluid check and change.
Keeping the transmission fluid fresh helps ensure smooth gear shifts and prolongs the life of the transmission.
3. Coolant system inspection and flush.
The cooling system should be regularly inspected and flushed to prevent overheating and engine damage.
4. Timing belt or chain replacement.
If your vehicle has a timing belt or chain, replacing it within the recommended interval prevents engine damage due to belt failure.
5. Brake system inspection and brake pad replacement.
Properly functioning brakes are crucial for safety. Regular inspections and timely brake pad replacements maintain stopping power.
6. Tire inspection, rotation, and alignment.
Tires should be inspected for tread wear, rotated regularly, and aligned to ensure even tire wear and good handling.
7. Suspension and steering component check.
A well-maintained suspension and steering system provide a comfortable ride and precise control.
8. Exhaust system inspection.
Check for leaks or damage in the exhaust system to maintain fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
9. Spark plug replacement.
Worn spark plugs can lead to reduced fuel efficiency and engine misfires. Regular replacement improves performance.
10. Fuel system cleaning and maintenance.
Cleaning the fuel system helps prevent clogs and ensures efficient fuel delivery, which can impact engine performance.