This new year, check out the mileage on your car and try to remember the last time you rotated your tires. If it’s been a while since your tires have been rotated, don’t worry, just go ahead and do it on Jan. 1. After the rotation, write down your car mileage in a place you’ll remember it. Then, create the habit of rotating your tires every 5,000 or so miles you tack on, and enjoy a better driving experience in the new year.
Keep a regular maintenance schedule
This resolution goes hand in hand with what we discussed earlier about rotating your tires, but it’s important to remember that all car maintenance is equally important. All too often, drivers end up putting off that oil change or skipping the car wash because they don’t have time.
In the new year, create a maintenance schedule that works for you and that you can stick to throughout the year. That might mean car washes every three weeks, oil changes every six months, or other maintenance tasks. Overall, this resolution is to help keep your car in tip-top shape all year.
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