What Are Some Car Tips?
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To reduce fuel consumption, remember not to stomp on the accelerator. When going downhill, try not to press the accelerator, but make sure to keep the car in gear and avoid coasting in neutral. You can wipe the bulbs with alcohol to remove oil stains and dust, which reduces heat generation and extends their lifespan. After prolonged use, the inner surface of car tires becomes rough due to friction. Install some soft cloth on the wheel guards. Drilling a small hole under the car can help with drainage, reduce corrosion, and naturally extend its lifespan.
When it comes to car tips, I've learned quite a few practical things from my own driving experience. The most basic is to regularly check the engine oil level—pop the hood every two weeks to check the dipstick, don't wait for the warning light, or it could damage the engine. Also, check tire pressure monthly; low pressure increases fuel consumption and is dangerous—keep a pressure gauge in the car for convenience. If the wipers aren’t clearing the windshield properly, replace them immediately—even cheap ones will do, so you don’t risk poor visibility in the rain. Battery maintenance is important too—charging it well in summer prevents winter drain; I start the car for ten minutes every other month. These are all small daily habits that can extend your car’s lifespan and save on repair costs.
