1. Check the car manufacturer log book or service book
The car manufacturer’s log book or service book outlines
the car marker’s recommended maintenance schedule,
detailing the maintenance activities at certain time or
kilometres based intervals required to keep your car in
top running shape. Check the car manufacturer log book
or service book for the next scheduled service milestone
for your car based on the kilometres travelled or time
since your last car service.
2. Check time and distance since last your last car
service
Many people follow a regular service schedule, which may
be independent of the car manufacturer log book or
service book. Check the distance travelled or time since
your last car service which may be indicated on a
sticker stuck to the inside of your front windscreen or
your last car service receipt.
3. You notice something is not right or you have a car
problem
4. If you are going on a road trip with your car, be
prepared
Whether your car is due for a car service or not, it is
a good idea to have your car checked over thoroughly
before venturing off on a road trip. Prevention is much
better than cure, and when you’re on the road, breaking
down at odd places or odd hours is not much fun. Having
your car thoroughly check over will assist to minimize
this risk and servicing usually leaded to better fuel
economy, very useful for long trips.
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