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How many kilometers should a new car drive before the second maintenance?

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StZane

07/24/2025, 04:20:00 AM

Generally speaking, the second maintenance for a new car is recommended at around 10,000 kilometers or one year of driving, which means it is approximately 5,000 kilometers or six months after the first maintenance. Of course, for some car models where the first maintenance is later, such as at 8,000 kilometers or 10,000 kilometers, the second maintenance will also be delayed accordingly. 1. Maintenance items: This involves the inspection and maintenance of dozens of items across multiple systems, including the engine, transmission, air conditioning system, steering system, braking system, suspension, body, and tires. The key items are still changing the engine oil and oil filter. 2. Possible damages from exceeding maintenance limits: Dirty oil can affect lubrication and increase wear; minor faults that are not detected and fixed in time can lead to potential accidents; increased fuel consumption and emissions.

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