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What are the 10 pre-driving vehicle inspection items?

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VioletFitz
09/04/25 4:49am
Vehicle pre-driving 10 inspection items are as follows: Tires: If a tire bursts during high-speed driving, it can even be life-threatening. Lights: Long-distance driving places high importance on lighting, especially when traveling at night away from urban areas. Brakes: Whether for long-distance trips or daily use, the braking system is extremely important. Windshield wipers: Ensure the wipers function properly without skipping areas, and check that the wiper blades are tightly sealed against the windshield. Dashboard inspection: After starting the vehicle, make sure no warning lights are illuminated; if any are on, seek maintenance as soon as possible. Fuel: The simplest method to check fuel is by observing the fuel gauge on the dashboard. Engine oil: It's advisable to keep a spare can of oil with the same specifications in the trunk for emergencies. Coolant: When checking engine coolant, always do so when the engine is cold. The main radiator should be filled completely, while the overflow tank should be filled to about 70% capacity. Battery fluid: Simply check the viewing window on the battery. On-board tools: Such as warning triangles, fire extinguishers, and hazard lights.
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