Car servicing refers to the routine maintenance and inspection of a vehicle to ensure its optimal performance, safety, and longevity. Regular servicing involves a series of checks, adjustments, and replacements as necessary, typically performed by trained mechanics or automotive technicians. Some common aspects of car servicing include:

Oil Change: Regularly changing the engine oil and oil filter to ensure proper lubrication and engine function.

Filter Replacements: Replacement of air filters, fuel filters, and cabin air filters to maintain clean air intake and efficient operation.

Fluid Checks: Inspection and replenishment of various fluids including coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid.

Brake Inspection: Checking the condition of brake pads, discs, and drums, and ensuring proper braking function.

Tire Rotation and Inspection: Rotating tires to ensure even wear and inspecting tire condition and pressure.

Battery Check: Inspecting the battery for corrosion, leaks, and ensuring proper electrical function.

Engine Tune-up: Adjustments to ignition timing, idle speed, and fuel mixture to optimize engine performance.

Suspension and Steering Inspection: Checking the suspension system, shocks, struts, and steering components for wear and proper alignment.

Belts and Hoses Inspection: Inspection and replacement of worn or damaged belts and hoses to prevent breakdowns.

Diagnostic Checks: Using diagnostic tools to identify any potential issues with the vehicle’s electronic systems and engine performance.

The frequency of car servicing depends on factors such as the vehicle’s age, mileage, and manufacturer recommendations. Adhering to a regular servicing schedule helps maintain the reliability, safety, and resale value of the vehicle.