One must rotate their tyres every 7,500 to 10,000 kilometres. It is often said that tyres should be rotated at the same frequency as changing engine oil.

Air-conditioners, wipers and head-lights are few of the most important things to keep it in good shape during monsoon. It’s also important to ensure the brakes are working properly and that your tyres are in good condition so your vehicle is ready for the monsoon.

Tyres and Battery are the most affected components in a car during lock-down. It is of paramount importance to protect your battery by regularly starting your car and tyres from hardening by moving the car front and back at least. Additionally, the exterior and interior should be kept cleaner than during the days of normal usage. This is because when not in use the dust, dry leaves and other materials erode the colour and shine of the car.

Various materials like hard plastics, rubber, leather, glass, linen, aluminium and iron are perfect breeding grounds for germs, bacteria and other micro-organisms. In the post-COVID-19 world, one thing that would take precedence over everything else is hygiene. Car hygiene becomes all the more important as the basic purpose of moving away from public transport to private is to maintain social distancing norm while commuting.

With proper maintenance, your vehicle is less likely to break-down. Also, it reduces the chances of repairs. Fewer repairs and lesser break-downs means extension in the life of your car. It goes without saying that regular maintenance will ensure increased safety.