Does exceeding 3000 kilometers affect car maintenance?
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Exceeding 3000 kilometers for car maintenance does not have a significant impact. Typically, the maintenance cycle for cars is 5000 kilometers or six months. Although this is the maintenance cycle specified by the manufacturer, exceeding this mileage will not cause major issues, but it is not the correct practice. Car maintenance involves checking the wear and tear of various components and inspecting and repairing safety performance. Performing maintenance on time is crucial for both the safety of the car and its passengers. If maintenance is not done on time, minor issues with car parts may go unnoticed, but a small malfunction can lead to serious consequences. Therefore, neglecting timely maintenance is very dangerous. Proper maintenance measures can effectively reduce vehicle malfunctions and ensure overall performance and longevity. For new cars in good condition, the maintenance cycle can be appropriately extended. However, for cars in poor condition or used under harsh conditions, the maintenance cycle should be shortened. Regularly clean the car's filters. Ensure tires are properly inflated. After starting the car, do not drive immediately because the idle speed is quite high when the engine is cold. The correct approach is to let the car idle naturally until the water temperature begins to rise, and then drive once it reaches a suitable temperature.