Is Break-in Additive Necessary for New Cars?

[DonovanFitz]

New cars can use break-in additives as needed. A break-in additive is a lubricating additive with ultra-strong cleaning and dispersing effects, providing exceptional protection for the engine during the break-in period. It prevents common issues such as "cylinder scoring," "bearing seizure," and premature wear that are prone to occur during break-in. The benefits of using a break-in additive for new cars include the following three points: 1. Effectively improves the rough surfaces of metal components during break-in, promoting smoother interaction between parts; 2. Enhances lubrication, reduces excessive wear of mechanical parts, and minimizes vibration and noise; 3. Automatically cleans carbon deposits and sludge at the valves, hydraulic lifters, and piston rings during operation.