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What is a vehicle service?

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A vehicle service is a routine maintenance procedure performed on a vehicle to ensure it remains in optimal working condition. It involves a series of checks, adjustments, and replacements of various components to keep the vehicle running smoothly and safely.

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Key Aspects of a Vehicle Service

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  1. Oil Change: Replacing old engine oil with fresh oil to lubricate engine parts and reduce wear.

  2. Oil Filter Replacement: Changing the oil filter to ensure clean oil circulates through the engine.

  3. Fluid Checks and Top-ups: Checking and topping up various fluids, including coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid.

  4. Brake Inspection: Examining brake pads, discs, and drums for wear and ensuring the braking system functions correctly.

  5. Tyre Inspection: Checking tyre pressure, tread depth, and overall condition to ensure proper grip and handling.

  6. Air Filter Replacement: Replacing the air filter to ensure the engine receives clean air for combustion.

  7. Battery Check: Inspecting the battery for charge, connections, and signs of corrosion.

  8. Belt and Hose Inspection: Checking belts and hoses for wear, cracks, or leaks.

  9. Light and Indicator Check: Ensuring all lights and indicators are functioning correctly.

  10. Suspension and Steering Check: Examining suspension components and steering system for wear and proper function.

 

Types of Vehicle Services

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Lube Service: This service includes essential checks and replacements, such as oil changes and brake inspections.

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Major Service: Conducted every 12 months or 15,000 kilometers, this service encompasses all the tasks of a full service, along with additional checks and replacements, such as changing spark plugs and fuel filters if necessary.
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Regular vehicle servicing is vital for maintaining the vehicle's performance, safety, and longevity. It is comparable to giving your car a health check-up to ensure it remains in optimal condition and to prevent unexpected breakdowns.

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