Five Basic Tips For Car Preventive Maintenance

There are a lot of things that a person can do in order to keep its performance up  to the mark along with enhancing its longevity. The better you take care of your car, the better it performs on  road. Maintaining your car on a regular basis is not only essential in keeping the car in top condition but also  save you from heavy work shop bills. Here are some of the basic car preventive maintenance tips.Car Preventive Maintenance 1)Engine Oil Change: - The best thing you can do in order to maintain it is the changing of oil strictly as  per schedule. The engine oil keeps all the components of engine lubricated and plays a decisive role in engines  performance. But by the time the engine oil tends to loose its lubrication power as dirt and metal particles keep  mixing in it when engine runs. So it is very important to change the engine oil as per schedule provided by the  company.  2)Regular Service: - Every car comes with a service schedule chart in which the car makers precisely mention  the duration/ distance, after which a car needs to be serviced. Servicing is very important as it includes checking/  repairing of each and every component of the car and by servicing regularly, the faults and problems can be found  and repaired on their very early stage, saving you from big trouble later. 3)Fluid Level: - There are a number of fluids that are necessary to be maintained on their required level in  order to keep their respective components fine tuned. It includes coolant fluid, brake fluid, transmission fluid and  battery fluid. All of them are needed to be maintained on a monthly basis to avoid quick wearing of their respective  parent components. 4)Quick Response: - Try to listen to your car and whenever you hear an unusual sound or a small fault in any  component, get the car check-up and fine tuned as early as possibly. A delay may become a cause of heavy expenditure  later on. 5)Good Driving Habits: - Try to adopt efficient driving habits in your daily driving routine. Avoid  excessive/unnecessary braking and avoid driving on speeds above 90 km/h.