How many kilometers can the first maintenance exceed?

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Monica
07/29/25 5:13pm
The first maintenance can exceed 500 kilometers. The first maintenance time for a car is between 3 to 5 months, with a mileage range of 3,000 to 5,000 kilometers, and even up to 8,000 kilometers for some models. This variation is due to differences in specific technical conditions of vehicles. Generally, the first maintenance should not exceed 5,000 kilometers. Below is additional information: 1. First maintenance mileage: Typically, the first maintenance is performed around 5,000 kilometers, though many 4S shops now recommend maintenance at approximately 3,000 kilometers. 2. Maintenance precautions: Maintenance generally involves checking the vehicle for issues, changing the oil and filters, and sometimes includes services like applying protective films. During maintenance, pay attention to the oil change process, as many 4S shops may claim to use fully synthetic oil during maintenance when selling the vehicle.
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