Skipping Regular Maintenance: Neglecting routine maintenance tasks like oil changes, fluid checks, and filter replacements can lead to engine damage and costly repairs down the line.
Ignoring Warning Signs: Ignoring warning lights, strange noises, or unusual vibrations can result in major mechanical issues that require expensive repairs.
Neglecting Tire Care: Failing to maintain proper tire pressure, alignment, and tread depth can lead to reduced fuel efficiency, uneven tire wear, and the need for premature tire replacements.
Ignoring Recalls and Service Bulletins: Ignoring recalls and service bulletins issued by the manufacturer can result in missed repairs.
Using Low-Quality Parts: Opting for low-quality or aftermarket parts instead of genuine OEM parts can compromise your car's performance, reliability.
Driving With a Heavy Load: Overloading your vehicle with excessive weight can strain the engine, suspension, and brakes, causing premature wear and reducing fuel efficiency.