Does the first maintenance at 7,000 kilometers have any impact on the car?
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7000 kilometers first maintenance has an impact on the car. Components: Car insurance generally includes two parts: basic insurance and additional insurance. Basic insurance is further divided into vehicle damage insurance and third-party liability insurance. Compensation content: Vehicle damage insurance compensates for the loss of your own vehicle; third-party liability insurance compensates for targets outside your own vehicle, such as people and public property you hit, the other party's car, etc.; passenger liability insurance compensates for the loss of people and property in your own vehicle; theft insurance compensates for the theft of your own vehicle; no-deductible insurance ensures 100% compensation in case of an accident. If no-deductible insurance is not purchased, you will bear 30% of the deductible for each accident.
It is recommended to complete the first maintenance for a new car at around 5,000 kilometers. If delayed to 7,000 kilometers, the engine oil may degrade more severely, resulting in poorer lubrication and increased engine wear. New engines produce more debris during the break-in period, and changing the oil early can clean it thoroughly, avoiding potential noise or power loss later. I've seen similar cases while helping in the garage, where customers faced doubled repair costs after delays. Manufacturer warranties often require timely service, and exceeding the time limit may void the warranty. Develop a habit of regular inspections, using genuine oil and filters to ensure driving safety and vehicle longevity. In conclusion, delaying the first maintenance to 7,000 km has negative effects, so it's best to follow the manual's recommendations.
