How many kilometers does a car normally run in a year?

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Turner
07/29/25 5:25pm
A car running 10,000 kilometers a year is normal. The routine maintenance items for cars and precautions for 4S shop maintenance are as follows: Routine car maintenance items: Check whether the liquid level of the car coolant meets the regulations; check the liquid level of the brake and clutch; check whether the oil level of the power steering oil tank meets the regulations; check whether there is oil leakage at the oil pipe interfaces of the system; check the liquid level of the battery and the windshield washer tank; check the tightness and aging of the belts of the generator, air conditioner, water pump, and power steering pump; check whether the front and rear lights of the car are complete; check the tire pressure and wear condition of the car. Precautions for 4S shop maintenance: The address of the 4S shop is written in the vehicle maintenance manual. Generally, maintenance is done at the 4S shop where the owner purchased the car. If you need to go to another shop for the first maintenance, you need to bring all the relevant procedures, including the first maintenance voucher and the vehicle maintenance manual.
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