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How long does a minor maintenance service usually take?

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VonCharles
07/29/2025, 10:00:45 AM

A minor maintenance service typically takes between twenty minutes to one hour. Here is some relevant information: 1. A minor maintenance service is performed every six months or every 5,000 kilometers driven. 2. The content of a minor maintenance service is relatively simple, mainly involving the inspection of some wear-prone parts on the vehicle, including engine oil, the three filters, etc. Generally, the first maintenance for a car occurs when it has been driven 5,000 kilometers or used for one year, while the second maintenance occurs at 10,000 kilometers or two years of use. The main focus of these services is to inspect the three major components of the car: the engine, chassis, and transmission. 3. It is essential to keep detailed records during car maintenance so that any future issues can be traced back. Typically, for major maintenance services, it is advisable to go to a 4S shop, as although the cost may be higher, the quality is guaranteed. For minor maintenance services, you can visit an external auto repair shop. Just ensure that original manufacturer oil and fluids are used during the oil change, as this will not negatively impact the vehicle and will be much more cost-effective. However, it is crucial to choose a high-quality repair shop and genuine parts to avoid quality issues with the car after maintenance.

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