What is the appropriate mileage for the second car maintenance?

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LaHeidi
07/30/25 8:23am
The second maintenance of a car is generally performed when the car has driven 10,000 kilometers or after about one year of driving. Below is the relevant introduction to car maintenance: 1. Car maintenance refers to the preventive work of regularly inspecting the car, cleaning and lubricating, and replacing certain parts, checking the car's engine system, cooling system, and other systems. 2. Through regular maintenance, the car can maintain a clean and good condition, extend its service life, clean external dirt, and keep the fuel, oil, and various parts clean. Check the tightness of the connection of each part, inspect the technical condition of lighting and signal systems, use special lubricants for regular lubrication, and keep all parts unobstructed. The first maintenance is usually required when the car reaches 5,000 kilometers, and the first maintenance is free at the 4S shop. Regular maintenance can maintain the best working condition of all parts of the car.
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