Cars are similar to human bodies. Some components will age and fail after long‑term use. Delayed replacement will degrade vehicle performance and create safety hazards.
01 Oil Filter & Air Filter
Oil Filter: It filters impurities in engine oil to prevent engine wear, and must be replaced together with engine oil.
Air Filter: It cleans air entering the engine and protects cylinders from dust and sand damage. Replacement is recommended every 10,000‑20,000 kilometers.
02 Brake Pads & Brake Rotors
Brake Pads: They wear thin over time. Inspect every 30,000‑50,000 kilometers. Replace immediately when thickness drops below 3 mm.
Brake Rotors: Prompt replacement is required if there are deep scratches, deformation, or service mileage exceeds 100,000 kilometers.
03 Tires
Under normal conditions, tires last 4‑5 years or 60,000‑80,000 kilometers. Replace tires even before the service life if tread reaches wear indicators, or bulges and cracks appear on tread surface, otherwise tire blow‑outs may occur.
04 Windshield Wipers
The rubber blades of windshield wipers age easily. Streaking and abnormal noise may appear after 1‑2 years of use. Perform regular inspections and replace wipers once wiping performance deteriorates.
05 Car Battery
The car battery supplies power for vehicle startup, lights, air‑conditioning and other equipment, with a service life of 3‑5 years. Avoid running air‑conditioning or audio system after engine shutdown to prevent excessive power drain which shortens battery service life.
Air Filter: It cleans air entering the engine and protects cylinders from dust and sand damage. Replacement is recommended every 10,000‑20,000 kilometers.
