The goal of vehicle maintenance is to check the vehicle is working properly and replace any parts that have suffered damage.  Day-to-day use of the vehicle causes the wear and tear of components and parts and, therefore, maintenance must be carried out at certain mileage intervals, preventing potential mechanical failures, premature damage or accidents.

The best and most common maintenance basically consists of complying with the servicing and maintenance actions that are outlined in the manufacturer’s handbook.  Each component has an average use life and regular servicing is important to assess whether a repair or replacement should be carried out.

This maintenance takes into account the correct working of the vehicle and checks the following elements: tyres, shock absorbers, brakes, lubricants, lights, airbag system, battery, wiper blades and fluids check, battery, filters, timing belt and exhaust system and catalytic converters.