The engine draws air from the air filter. If the filter is blocked, air flow is restricted which leads to higher fuel consumption. The air filter is checked routinely during each service, and replaced if necessary. The vehicle’s engine oil is drained and replaced with fresh oil with every service which means minimum friction in the engine. This results in lower fuel consumption then would occur if your engine had dirty or insufficient oil. Dirty or not enough oil in the engine increases wear, and reduces performance.

1. DECLINING BRAKE PERFORMANCE – Over time, brake components begin to deteriorate. This is hardly surprising, as they are routinely worked so hard each time you drive. But this creeping deterioration impacts their ability to come to a smooth halt.

2. LEAKS – Oil and coolant leaks may not always be obvious. However, they do get reported during servicing, and attending to them can prevent engine damage.

3. PREMATURE TYRE WEAR – Is caused either by poor wheel alignment, suspension issues, or incorrect tyre pressure(s). You will save money and drive more safely if this is detected early.