What is the basic maintenance content for Nissan vehicles?

[LylaFitz]

Nissan basic maintenance includes: 1. Inspecting and replenishing fuel and lubricants; 2. Cleaning the interior, exterior, engine, and chassis of the vehicle; 3. Checking the oil levels of the generator, transmission, rear axle, and steering gear; 4. Adding lubricating oil as required, ensuring all parts of the vehicle are equipped with complete oil nozzles; 5. Inspecting the tightness of connections for the steering gear, tie rods, and steering arms. Precautions for Nissan basic maintenance are: 1. Use appropriate gasoline; 2. Use high-quality lubricating oil; 3. Perform regular maintenance; 4. Frequently clean the filters; 5. Ensure proper tire inflation; 6. Avoid prolonged idling to warm up the vehicle; 7. Do not wash the car in rainy weather.

[HarmonyFitz]

A few days ago, I took my Nissan to the 4S shop for basic maintenance. The technician first changed the engine oil and oil filter, saying it could prevent carbon buildup and wear in the engine. They also checked the tire pressure and wear condition to ensure they weren’t too old or uneven. Next, they inspected the brake pad thickness and brake fluid level—if insufficient, they would top it up to avoid accidents due to brake failure. The lights were tested too, ensuring the headlights and turn signals were bright, as poor visibility at night is dangerous. They also checked fluids like coolant and windshield washer fluid to prevent shortages or leaks. The whole process was quick and simple, recommended every six months or 5,000 kilometers. I usually check tire pressure and fluid levels myself—forming this habit can save money on major repairs and extend the car’s lifespan. Basic maintenance is hassle-free, preventing future issues and improving the driving experience.

[LeAlexander]

My husband and I discussed the basic maintenance details for Nissan cars. The core is changing the engine oil and oil filter, otherwise the engine can easily overheat and get damaged. Then the tire pressure must be calibrated properly, as a sudden flat tire on the highway can be deadly. The brake system inspection includes checking the brake disc thickness and fluid level, especially when picking up and dropping off kids, safety must be 100%. The air filter is often overlooked, but when it's dirty, it affects airflow, and the technician will recommend replacing it. There's also the lighting test and fluid top-ups like coolant. Regular maintenance every 5,000 kilometers can prevent small issues from becoming big problems. I personally check the washer fluid monthly to avoid spending money on major repairs. Developing these habits makes the car more durable and not expensive.

[OKiara]

Having driven Nissans for decades, I swear by the basics—oil and filter changes are fundamental yet crucial. Regularly check tire wear and pressure, and ensure brake fluid levels aren't too low to avoid accident risks. A quick glance at the lights for functionality, and replace the air filter based on dirt buildup. Do this every six months or 5,000 kilometers—it saves money and protects your car. A DIY fluid level check suffices; don’t wait for major repairs.