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We probably shouldn't tell you it's a bad idea. However , not everyone agrees that preventative maintenance is what you should do and when you should do it. Let's clarify this , and give you some tips that will apply to any vehicle. Anyone who has ever worked on cars or spent a lot of money on car repairs will tell you: Don't ignore preventative maintenance. Basics like changing oils , checking tyre pressure and getting scheduled checkups and working out like getting regular checkups from your doctor. They keep you healthy and give you and the experts a chance to catch something serious before it becomes a serious problem. With your car that can save you thousands. First , read your owner's guide To help you pay attention to your owner's management. Regardless of the vehicle you drive , your regular maintenance schedule is inside it and you'll never fall in love with old car myths like , you have to change the oil every 3 ,000 miles , ( unless of course your guide says you should , but chances are it isn't) . You will , however , learn how often your manufacturer does suggest you change the oil (this can vary widely within the vehicle) , your filters , any drive or time belts in your car and more. You will even find out whether you are putting the right gas in your car or whether you are using the right kind of oil in the first place. All really good things to know since you've probably invested a good chunk of change in your car and want it to last as long as possible. Seriously-you wouldn't light up a sophisticated piece of technology or massive new home appliances without checking the manual to make sure you know what you're doing. Most car lovers already know how important this is , but it's still important even for people who don't feel interested in how their car works. If you are using the wrong oil , for example , or filling a car that requires higher octane fuel with low octane stuff you can buy , you may face the risk of voiding your warranty , and worse , causing damage that would cost more to fix than you would save with using cheap things. Whether you bought a new car yesterday or you're driving together in a decades-old junkie , your car MorePredative Maintenance of Each Vehicle NeedsPhoto: NeONBRAND ( Unsplash) When we considered ways you can save serious money on car repairs , more than a few people have noted that service is probably one of the biggest ways to save money , not actively , but in the long run. Spending some money now on these basics will save you from more expensive repairs later: Do your own inspection. It's basic , but give your car once over periodically , so you catch everything that looks looks Ordinary. Make sure all your lights work. Check the air pressure in your tires every month or so (and buy cheap tire air pressure sensors and keep it in the glove compartment) . It's good for your tires , gets you the best mileage and saves money on gas if you find that pressure is off. Listen to any strange sounds inside and with a. Make sure your tires have enough tread. You can use pennies to do this , or look for wear indicators on tire treads. If something's wrong , don't ignore it. Learn to check fluids. Even if you never learn how to change antifreeze , steering , cooling or even a wiper liquid (although seriously , don't let someone charge you to change the wiper liquid) , you should learn how to check these levels of liquid. In some cases , you can see the tank level directly , but most of them are sensors or dipsticks you can pull out to check the current levels against the notay , which indicates optimal levels. Even if your owner's guide doesn't have much to say about checking your fluid transfer or antifreeze , don't be afraid to open the hood and see if you can find it. 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