Safety

Before hitting the road this summer, check your tires for proper inflation and tread wear, as these are essential for safety. Make sure your fluids—like engine oil,

To detect and fix common engine problems, pay attention to unusual noises, warning lights, and performance changes. Check for signs like overheating, rough idling, or smoking. Regularly inspect

Regularly checking your car’s wiring is essential for keeping your vehicle safe and reliable. Worn or damaged wiring can lead to costly repairs, electrical failures, or even fire hazards.

To check your vehicle’s timing belt, start with a visual inspection for cracks, fraying, or missing teeth. Listen for any unusual engine noises, like ticking or squealing, which

Defensive driving is essential for your safety and that of others on the road. By adopting a proactive mindset, you can anticipate potential hazards and adjust your driving

To drive in foggy conditions safely, slow down and keep moving at a steady pace. Leave extra stopping distance between you and the vehicle ahead. Use fog lights or

To drive safely with a full load, start by checking your vehicle’s payload capacity in the owner’s manual. Distribute weight evenly to maintain stability, placing heavier items low and

Your car’s transmission system, whether manual, automatic, or other type, links your vehicle’s engine to the wheels. For a manual transmission, you control gearing via the clutch,

The exterior of a car encompasses parts such as the wheels, tires, trunk, hood, roof, pillars, doors, windows, along with various lights like headlights and signal lights.

Ensuring safety through regular vehicle inspections is essential for you and your passengers. By regularly checking key components like brakes, tires, and lights, you identify