The Importance of Preventive Maintenance
Optimizes performance of all systems
Ensures easier starting
Improves fuel efficiency
Increases vehicle life
Provides a more enjoyable driving experience
If your vehicle starts and runs smoothly, you probably tend to delay doing any work on it. However, your vehicle does need a yearly tune-up which involves more than changing the engine oil.

A properly maintained vehicle will run more efficiently, be safer, more cost-effective, and will last longer. A regular preventive maintenance inspection is the best way to help you save money on repairs.

Warning Signs of a Defective Part
Engine cranks poorly or not at all during cold starts
Engine cranks but takes too much time to start
Black smoke comes out of the exhaust pipe
Increased fuel consumption
Poor acceleration and overall performance
Preventive maintenance significantly helps in reducing your operating costs and increasing the life of your vehicle.
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  • Specialty spark plugs (such as multi electrodes or high performance and long lasting platinum) for fuel economy.
  • Winter wiper blades specially designed for snow and drizzle.
  • Premium high output Halogen, Super Blue or Xenon lamps for brighter lighting and improved visibility.
  • Parts to be inspected or replaced
    Suggested Preventive Maintenance*

    Among other things, your technician will replace the engine oil and filter, inspect the battery, clean and tighten its cables. While inspecting your brakes, he will lubricate the caliper slides. He will make sure that the air filter, vacuum and coolant hoses, spark plugs, charging system, starter draw, coolant level, drive belts and timing belt, headlamps, taillights, and lift supports (for trunk, hatch and sometimes hood) are in good condition. He will also clean the fuel injector and replace the fuel filter.

    * Average only. Please consult your automotive technician or see your Owner's Manual to find out about the maintenance schedule specific to your vehicle.

    ** Severe service: Turbo or Diesel engine, vehicles driven over short distances, intense Stop & Go driving or long idling periods

    Engine Oil and Filter Replaced every 8,000 km** or 10,000 km
    Engine coolant Replaced every 50,000 km*
    Cabin Air Filter Replaced every 25,000 km*
    Fuel Injectors Cleaned every 50,000 km*
    Engine Air and Fuel Filter Replaced every 50,000 km*
    Oxygen Sensors Replaced every 100,000 or 160,000 km*
    Spark Plugs, Ignition Wires, Cap & Rotor Replaced every 50,000 km*