How many kilometers can a car exceed the maintenance interval without issues?

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VanJeffrey
07/29/25 3:34pm
Exceeding the car maintenance interval by 1,000 kilometers is generally acceptable, but it is essential to schedule maintenance promptly once the recommended mileage is reached. Below are details about car maintenance: 1. Car maintenance refers to the methods of vehicle upkeep, which include inspection, cleaning, lubrication of components, and part replacements. Cleaning involves both the interior and exterior of the car to ensure the body remains free of dirt. Inspection covers checking signal lights, lighting systems, and whether any mechanical assemblies exhibit faults. 2. Lubrication entails using the manufacturer-recommended lubricants to regularly lubricate various components, reducing friction by maintaining their smooth operation. Part replacements involve changing items like the oil filter and fuel filter to prevent aging parts from affecting normal driving performance, ensuring the car operates in optimal condition.
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