B – BATTERY
is the heart of electronic system. Failure of this would prevent your car from starting. Check water level and dirt or sludge on the connecting poles.

B – BRAKES
this is the most significant mechanical device that controls your car. Check them regularly (foot brake & hand brake).

L – LIGHTS
this is the only guide you have during the night. Be sure to check all lights (headlight, signal light, hazard, tail light…) by turning them on before you leave, especially on long trips.

O – OIL
is the blood life of your lubricating system. It provides protection to your engine especially those with metal-to-metal contact. Change them regularly together with the oil filter.

W – WATER
provides the coolness that the engine requires on long use. To prevent overheating, check them regularly.

F – FUEL
check the fuel level. With the traffic nowadays, you cannot afford to have your fuel at the minimum level otherwise you will use it up and run out of gas while on the traffic.

F – FLUIDS
check the level of your brake fluid & power steering fluid.

A – ACCESSORIES
check them regularly for possible wear & tear. Every little damage that may happen to any of the cars accessories would make a difference in your driving comfort.

T – TIRES
check for wear & tear. Rotate your tires approximately every 10,000 kms. Moreover, check the air pressure of your tire. Ensure the front & rear tires have the same pressure.

T – TOOLS
bring the necessary tools like tire wrench, jack, jack handle, screw driver, pliers, adjustable wrench, closed & open wrench & (EWD) Early Warning Device.

C - CLEANLINESS
is a preventive maintenance tool since in the process of cleaning the car, defects and damages are often discovered. Cleanliness of the car reflects the personality of the owner.

H – HORN
check regularly since this will be useful in warning road users (motorists & pedestrians) of emergency.


NOTE: These are the major aspects of your vehicle that should be given preventive maintenance; check them everyday before starting your car.