How do you take care of your car?

A well maintained car is indicative of the quality of the driver or owner of the car, but the most important thing is that this car will not let its driver down when you need it.
Engine oil: The level and quality of engine oil is one of the most important factors that determine the level of performance, as well as the life of the engine. A drop in the oil level below the required limit or the oil losing its viscosity due to aging lead to a noticeable deterioration in the performance level of the car and to engine failure in the advanced stages.
Fuses: The electrical circuits in most cars contain a fuse box. Having a good knowledge of these fuses by the driver greatly helps in solving the problems caused by the failure of one of them, which, although it is very easy to replace, but the failure of it may lead to the car stopping.
Lights: It is very important to keep the car’s headlights clean and focused on the road in front of the driver. In order not to be an obstacle to the night vision of the car or the opposite cars alike.
You must also ensure that the rear lights are working to ensure safety on the road.
Wheels: You must pay attention to the level of air pressure in the four wheels of the car, as the difference in the pressure level from the required limit leads to the weight of the car’s movement and increased fuel consumption in addition to the imbalance in its balance, which may pose a threat to the life of its occupants.
Coolant fluid: The driver of the car should be constantly aware of the level of coolant in the radiator, and change it from time to time to
ensure the longevity of the engine.
Other tips: A
good choice of repair and maintenance workshop.
Use the original spare parts for the car.
Use car wax to polish the leather inside the car before the summer season.
Avoid sudden acceleration and stopping as much as possible while driving.
Turn off the car engine during waiting periods of more than three minutes.
Driving at a moderate speed of 60-110 km to save fuel.