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You drive your car all day. Do you pay attention to him? Do you think that slight shimmy in the front? Is there a new strike sound under the hood? Is there a rattle in the dashboard? No one knows your car better than you. If you feel something different, or if it does not adequately address the handling your . It could be something as simple as a tire alignment, or perhaps lose a belt. It is always preferable to find a small problem before it becomes a major. Here are some simple maintenance that you can follow to help prolong the life of your car and help you save money.

Notice where you park your car and get into the habit of looking to see if there are leaks when you exit. This can be very difficult in a public garage with a lot of stains leaks from other , but if your car is any type of leakage, transmission, radiator or brake leak will be “fresh”. If you see a leak of liquid that your car as soon as possible.

Keep an eye on your tires. When you change your oil every 3000 miles have a rotation of your tires. At that time, the technician inspect your tires for any wear. Keep your tires aligned. Check your tire pressure once a month. It is quite easy to read gauges and tires, they are equipped with commands. Keeping your tires properly inflated gas can increase the mileage.

As indicated above, change your oil at least every 3000 miles. Oil is the life blood of your car and costs of maintaining the oil in your car can prolong the lives of many, many miles. At that time, the will check your air filter, hoses and belts.

Keep your windshield washer reservoir full and an additional gallons with you. You do not want to be caught without washer fluid, and you do not realize how fast you use it, especially during the months when we get salt spray on the windshield. Replace your brush once a year. Following these simple steps can go a long way to prolong the life of your car.

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