Maintaining Your Vehicle

Review your Owner's Manual. Not every vehicle is the same and it is important to know what your car's manufacturer recommends when is comes to periodic maintenance and tune-ups. If you don't have a manual, dealerships can usually provide one for a small fee.

Keep records of your repairs and servicing. This will give your mechanic a snapshot of the car's history and may help generate a higher trade-in or resale value.

Replace the air filter about every two months or when dirty. This protects the engine from airborne contamination.

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Why do you need to maintain your car?

According to recent studies, 5% of all motor vehicle fatalities are clearly caused by automobile maintenance neglect. The following simple and inexpensive preventive checks will greatly extend the life of the vehicle, ensure safer operation and even benefit the environment. You should always consult your owner's manual for individual service schedules and information. Manufacturer maintenance requirements may vary and failure to meet specified schedules may void warranties. Always keep a file of service receipts to verify all maintenance and repair.