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What is the purpose of comprehensive vehicle performance testing?

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VonAlexis

07/24/25 1:39pm

The purpose of comprehensive vehicle performance testing is to determine the condition or operational capability of the vehicle, ensure the personal safety of the driver, guarantee that the vehicle meets the required appearance and maintains good safety performance, limit the level of environmental pollution caused by the vehicle, and ensure it operates under safe, efficient, and low-pollution conditions. Below is a detailed introduction to the specific aspects of vehicle testing: 1. Belt inspection: Check whether the engine fan belt shows signs of aging, cracking, or fraying, and whether the tension is appropriate. 2. Tire inspection: Examine the tire surface and air pressure. Remove any debris or small stones lodged between the tires or in the tread patterns. The tire pressure should comply with the specified standards. 3. Bearing inspection: Check for looseness in the wheel hub bearings and steering knuckle kingpins, and ensure the nuts on the tires, half-shafts, drive shafts, and leaf springs are securely tightened.

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StMarley

08/11/25 7:39am

As a parent who frequently drives my children to and from school, I believe the primary purpose of comprehensive vehicle performance testing is to ensure the safety of the whole family. It thoroughly checks whether the braking system is responsive, the extent of tire wear, and if the lighting is adequate—critical components that must be flawless to avoid accidents, especially when driving in rain, fog, or at night. Additionally, it assesses steering stability and suspension conditions; identifying and fixing issues early gives peace of mind while driving. Regular testing also prevents minor problems from turning into major hazards, such as an air conditioning failure affecting driving comfort or an aging battery potentially leaving you stranded. This small investment brings long-term peace of mind, as family safety is the top priority. Especially in congested urban areas, a well-inspected car allows you to worry less and enjoy the journey more.

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