How many kilometers can you exceed the 10,000 km maintenance interval without any impact?

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Sandy
07/29/25 10:39pm
Generally, exceeding the maintenance interval by 500 to 1,000 kilometers will not have any impact. Below are the relevant details about the 10,000 km car maintenance: 1. Brake pad inspection: Checking the brakes is an essential item, as they are related to driving safety. Especially when the car's mileage reaches 10,000 km, the brake pads will inevitably wear out. Regular brake inspections are necessary at this point, as checking the brake pads can effectively prevent situations where the brake pads reach the end of their lifespan. 2. Engine oil and oil filter inspection: After every 10,000 km, the vehicle needs regular routine maintenance, and changing the engine oil is crucial for the engine's lifespan. If the engine oil is not changed for a long time, it can expire and deteriorate, leading to severe wear on important components like the engine. 3. Air filter inspection: The air filter is mainly used to prevent dust from entering the cylinders. If the vehicle is driven for extended periods in dusty areas, the air filter replacement interval should be appropriately shortened.
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