Is Break-in Additive Necessary for the First Car Maintenance?

[Jeffrey]

Break-in additive is not required for the first car maintenance. Break-in additive is a lubricating additive with ultra-strong cleaning and dispersing effects, providing superior protection for engines during the break-in period, preventing common issues such as cylinder scuffing and bearing seizure. Car maintenance includes: 1. Changing engine oil, oil filter, cabin air filter, and engine air filter; 2. Checking fluid levels of coolant, battery electrolyte, and windshield washer fluid; 3. Inspecting brake and clutch fluid levels, as well as power steering fluid level; 4. Checking for oil leaks at all system pipe connections; 5. Inspecting front and rear lights; 6. Checking tire pressure and wear, tightening screws to specified torque.