Things You Should Do for Your Car Every 1,000 to 3,000 Miles

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Car Maintenance Every 1,000–3,000 Miles

Confirming the Vital Engine Oil Level

Checking the Essential Coolant Reservoir

Monitoring the Tire Inflation Pressures

Inspecting the Front Windshield Wiper Blades

Topping Off the Windshield Washer Fluid

Testing All the Exterior Lights

Evaluating the Engine Air Filter

Scanning the Driveway for Fluid Leaks

Testing the Battery Terminal Connections

Examining the Tire Tread Depth

Assessing the Brake Fluid Level

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For millions of drivers across the country, checking on the family car in the driveway is a weekend ritual. According to a thorough study on car longevity called "The Impact of Early Preventative Maintenance," which was released by the Car Care Council, scheduling routine, low-mileage inspections could greatly reduce the risk of catastrophic engine wear. Your daily commuter may continue to function smoothly and effectively for many years to come if you remain vigilant during these short ownership intervals.

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