It is possible that you went to a driving school or learned to drive by one of your relatives, but there are some tricks to driving a car properly and facing different conditions, in this article we will give some tips on operating and driving a car.
1- Be patient during the break (reduce the speed of the car when the load increases)
You have bought your dream car and now you want it to last as long as possible in the best condition.
Here are some things to remember when you pick it up from the store:
- During the break, usually the first 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles), keep your speed under the 88 kilometers per hour (55 mph) or recommended speed by your vehicle manufacturer.
- Avoid heavy loads on the traction engine, such as towing trailers, and loading luggage on the roof of the vehicle.
- Don’t leave the car too long in the no-load phase. This is good advice for the life of your car in general, but especially while at rest.
- The generated oil pressure may not be applied to all parts of the engine.
- Try to make the engine speed 3000 speeds per minute.
2- Treat yourself simply when your car gets stuck
- When your car gets stuck in mud or snow, don’t make the problem worse by damaging expensive parts in the car. Move gently to try to free the car.
- You can move your car from front to back frequently, in addition to spinning the tires at high speeds, this generates a lot of heat energy and increases friction, which affects transmission parts such as clutches and differentials (krona).
- It may be cheaper to call a truck to take out your car than to damage expensive parts in the car.
- It’s a good idea to carry a traction tool in the trunk of the car for such cases, such as sand, gravel or cat litter.
3- Do not put your foot on the brake pedal while driving.
- Even slight pressure can cause high friction that damages your brakes and consumes fuel.
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