Four habits to break to become a better car owner

Post date: Mar 19, 2019 4:2:21 PM

Most car owners want to get the most out of their vehicle. What many forget is that proper maintenance is required for the car to drive its best. Keeping the car in tip-top shape keeps its value relatively high, and makes city and backcountry drives easy for both the vehicle and its owner.

Quit foregoing reading the owner’s manual. The manual must be read and understood by the owner for them to know how to best take care of it. It includes the full make and model specifications of the car. Jeff Lupient, President and CEO of MN-based Lupient Automotive Group, says that some drivers still have little care for their car’s tires. Stop forgetting about the tire’s pressure and learn to have them checked regularly. It’s also important to know that to keep the tires in great shape, their pressure must be according to the manufacturer’s recommendation.

Avoiding changing the engine’s oil is an irresponsible car owner’s trait. While it may sound unlikely for an owner to forget about oil change, many push the engine’s limit by not having the oil changed every six months or 5,000 miles.

The windshield wipers aides the driver to see even in rainy conditions. These wipers get crunchy and sticky over time. Jeff Lupient suggests for car owners to change their windshield wipers to keep the windshield pristine and free from scratches. Thinking of windshield wipers as an unimportant part of the car is a huge mistake and can potentially put car owners and their passengers in danger.

Jeff Lupient is the CEO and President of Lupient Automotive Group in MN. He is proficient in new business development, sales, and automotive dealerships. For more updates, head over to this blog.