Things You Do That Might Be Shortening The Life Of Your Car

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Hitting Potholes

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Although a car’s suspension is meant to cushion little bumps on the road, certain bumps are too big for it to handle. Even while it could be difficult to steer clear of every pothole you encounter, it’s a good idea to be aware of them.

Any speed more than a sluggish crawl when driving through a pothole can do significant harm to your car’s braking struts and wheels. This may need costly repairs.

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Using The Wrong Grade Fuel

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Sometimes, you just want to save a few bucks by filling up your car with inexpensive petrol. Nevertheless, using less-than-premium fuels over time might result in expensive engine damage.

Disaster is certain if you use standard fuel when the manufacturer suggests premium-grade fuel for your car. The last things you want to happen are warning lights and driving issues brought on by this behavior.

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