How many kilometers can the first maintenance exceed?

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AuroraMarie
07/29/25 1:04pm
The first maintenance can exceed 500 kilometers, but it is recommended to perform the first maintenance according to the mileage and time required by the manufacturer. The following is a detailed introduction about the first maintenance: First maintenance time: The first maintenance time for a car is between 3 to 5 months, with the first maintenance mileage ranging from 3000 kilometers to 5000 kilometers, and even up to 8000 kilometers for some vehicles. This is due to differences in the specific technical conditions of the vehicles. Generally, the first maintenance should not exceed 5000 kilometers. First maintenance items: Tighten the front compartment of the vehicle engine, and also inspect and tighten all mechanical connection parts and nuts of the entire vehicle. Check the tread and air pressure of the tires, and remove small stones and other debris stuck on the tires. Replace the engine oil and oil filter. Use software to inspect the vehicle's electronic system, check and adjust all lights, and inspect the shock absorption and braking systems.
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