How Long Can You Drive After Exceeding the Maintenance Mileage?
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Exceeding the maintenance mileage slightly generally has no significant impact, and the engine won't encounter major issues. Here is some relevant information: 1. Time: Except for the first maintenance, where both time and mileage are strictly regulated, subsequent maintenance services are self-paid, allowing for more flexibility in both time and mileage. A slight delay is acceptable. It's important to emphasize that the first maintenance must be done according to the specified time or mileage. 2. Specific maintenance items: Wiper blades. They should be inspected every six months and replaced annually. Since wiper blades are made of plastic, parking the car in a sheltered area can help extend their lifespan. Tires. Being rubber products, they have a specific service life, typically four to five years. If they are severely damaged or have cracks, replacement is recommended.