Stick to a routine maintenance schedule. Keeping tires inflated, moving components properly lubricated and ignition and emission systems operating properly will extend the life of your vehicle and lessen the need for car repair.

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10 Commandments For Transmission

I will check my tire pressure once a month. By doing this, I will get more miles per gallon, lengthen the life of my tires and get better braking. But most of all, I will be driving a safer car.

I will have the transmission fluid changed every twelve months or 12,000 miles. By doing this, I will prevent major transmission damage, saving me hundreds of dollars in auto repair.

I will check under the hood of my car once a week. By doing this, I will catch the little things before they become big things.

I will have my car safety-checked every six months. I don't need any laws requiring this check-up; I know the importance of safety inspections.

When I take my car in for repairs, I will not tell the technician what to do to repair it. I will ask what is wrong with my car, how much it will cost to have it repaired and ask that no repairs are made until I'm called.

I will never sign a blank repair order. It's like signing a blank check.

I will always leave a number where I can be reached when I leave my car for repair work.

I will read my owner's manual from cover to cover. The more I know about my car, the less money I'll spend on auto repair.

I will have a preventive maintenance inspection performed on my car every six months. A well-maintained car is a safe car.

My car is very important to me and without it I would be lost. From this day forward, my car will receive loving care.