FAQs

Yes, avoiding routine maintenance can lead to bigger, more expensive problems down the line. Skipping things like oil changes, brake checks, or vehicle diagnostics allows minor issues to develop into major faults; many of which could’ve been caught early and fixed at a more reasonable price.

You can cut fuel usage significantly just by adjusting your driving habits. Maintain steady speeds, avoid harsh acceleration or braking, and keep tyres properly inflated. These simple driving tips improve fuel efficiency without any vehicle upgrades.

While there’s no perfect speed, usually, cars achieve their optimal efficiency at speeds between 45 and 50 mph. Fuel economy varies among vehicles, but it is also influenced by additional factors like tire pressure, the presence of roof racks, and driving style.