Is the first maintenance required if a new car hasn't run 3,000 km?
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Even if a new car hasn't run 3,000 km in 3 months, the first maintenance is still required. Generally, the first maintenance has dual restrictions on both time and mileage. Exceeding either of them will result in the loss of free first maintenance. For a new car that has been used for 3 months, even if it hasn't been driven much, it is essential to go for the first maintenance. Otherwise, the vehicle's information will not be registered in the nationwide warranty system. First maintenance of a car: The first maintenance of a new car is very important. When a car is in use, various parts will experience different degrees of wear, and the engine oil will also come into contact with air and become oxidized. Therefore, the first maintenance is crucial. Information registration: During the first maintenance, the 4S store will register some important information of the vehicle, such as the chassis number and frame number, and then record this information in the manufacturer's nationwide warranty system to provide more comprehensive protection for the car.