Posted by jessie cheung on November 8, 2008, 5:13 am
It's true what they say - if you treat your car well, it will never
give you problems. Car breakdowns happen only to people who are
neglectful. If you know how to keep you car in top shape, you can
expect it to never let you down.
Aside from a regular oil change, battery maintenance, and regular
fluid check up, there are also other important car-care routines to
keep in mind:
Use only the best quality fuel. Remember that fuel acts as your car's
food - if you feed your car well, it will perform better. Use only
clean-burning gasoline that not only accelerates your car's
performance, but also helps clean out engine deposits and is safe to
the environment.
Maintain your tires. Make it a habit to check your tires' air pressure
at least once a month. Proper tire inflation not only prevents flats,
but also saves you fuel and keeps your car and engine stable. Don't
wait for your tires to get all worn out before you replace them.
Experts recommend that you switch tires every two to three years,
depending in your usage....
http://groups.google.com/group/waterforfueld
Posted by Eeyore on November 8, 2008, 9:23 am
jessie cheung wrote:
> It's true what they say - if you treat your car well, it will never
> give you problems.
You live in a dream world.
Posted by ransley on November 8, 2008, 4:21 pm
> It's true what they say - if you treat your car well, it will never
> give you problems. Car breakdowns happen only to people who are
> neglectful. If you know how to keep you car in top shape, you can
> expect it to never let you down.
> Aside from a regular oil change, battery maintenance, and regular
> fluid check up, there are also other important car-care routines to
> keep in mind:
> Use only the best quality fuel. Remember that fuel acts as your car's
> food - if you feed your car well, it will perform better. Use only
> clean-burning gasoline that not only accelerates your car's
> performance, but also helps clean out engine deposits and is safe to
> the environment.
> Maintain your tires. Make it a habit to check your tires' air pressure
> at least once a month. Proper tire inflation not only prevents flats,
> but also saves you fuel and keeps your car and engine stable. Don't
> wait for your tires to get all worn out before you replace them.
> Experts recommend that you switch tires every two to three years,
> depending in your usage....
> http://groups.google.com/group/waterforfueld
Is it true, no, use the best gas, bullshit use the cheapest you go
farther for evey dollar and Ive never had a fuel issue. Good tires
dont leak out in a month, michelin on testing had the lowest loss, I
only need air maybe every 4-6 months, if my tire needed air every
month I would have a pro fix it. So the point of your toll is zero
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> give you problems.