How to Maintain a Used Car After Purchase?
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Maintenance tasks for a used car after purchase are as follows: 1. Replace the three filters: engine oil, engine coolant, brake fluid, engine air filter, cabin air filter, and oil filter. 2. Check tire performance: The importance of tires to safety cannot be overstated. If they have reached their service life or show severe wear and aging, they must be replaced promptly. Check the production date and wear level of the tires; tires older than 5 years are not recommended for continued use. 3. Inspect all belts: If the purchased car is over 5 years old with mileage exceeding 70,000 kilometers, it is essential to thoroughly inspect all belts in the vehicle. 4. Check the braking system: Inspect the thickness of the brake pads and whether the brake discs show obvious chamfering or cracks. If severe wear is detected, replace them immediately. 5. Interior cleaning: Visit a detailing shop to eliminate any lingering odors in the cabin through methods like steam disinfection, negative ion air purification, and cleaning the air conditioning ducts.