How Often Should a Minor Maintenance Be Performed?

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Aliyah
07/29/25 2:55pm
A minor maintenance should be performed every six months or every 5,000 kilometers driven. Below are relevant details: 1. The duration of a minor maintenance typically ranges from twenty minutes to about an hour. 2. The scope of a minor maintenance is relatively limited, primarily involving inspections of some wear-prone components on the vehicle, including engine oil and the three filters. Generally, the first maintenance for a car is due at 5,000 kilometers or one year of use, while the second maintenance is due at 10,000 kilometers or two years of use. The maintenance primarily involves inspections of the car's three major components: the engine, chassis, and transmission. 3. It is essential to keep detailed records during car maintenance for future reference in case of issues. Typically, for major maintenance, it is advisable to visit a 4S shop, as although the cost may be higher, the quality is guaranteed. For minor maintenance, external auto repair shops can be used. Just ensure that original manufacturer fluids are used during oil changes, which will not adversely affect the vehicle and will be much more cost-effective. However, it is crucial to choose high-quality repair shops and parts to prevent quality issues post-maintenance.
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