Maintenance Tips
A well maintained vehicle speaks volumes about you as an owner. More importantly, it will not desert you when you need it most. Read on for tips on specifics.

Engine Oil: To prevent engine deterioration, it is imperative that the engine maintains the amount of oil it is programmed to receive. Negligence in this aspect will lead to a deteriorating engine performance, resulting in falling mileage.

Fuses: Cars are made with an integrated circuitry system that use fuses. Knowledge of the system would help when you are stranded due to a blown fuse. Be sure you have spares.

Lights: It is important for the lights to be properly aimed, for your own and for the oncoming vehicle's safety.

Tire Pressure: The required amount of air pressure needs to be strictly maintained if your car is to get the best mileage and longest wear. Cold weather lowers tire pressure.

Coolant: Take care to ensure that it is regularly changed and maintained at the proper level.

Some other tips . . .

• Get your vehicle serviced only at authorized service stations.
• Check the engine oil level once every two weeks. Also check the levels of coolant and water in the radiator and battery.
• Always use genuine spare parts.
• Avoid accelerating and braking abruptly.
• Avoid riding on the clutch pedal, and release the clutch pedal fully while driving.
• Maintain optimum air pressure in your tires to improve mileage.