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Car Repair: Tips for Keeping Your Car on the Road

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The key to caring for your Honda is the “Maintenance Minder” — a chart in your car’s manual. Here’s an overview of what you can expect to find in this chart: Every 5,000 miles: Get oil/filter changes, a fluid level check, tire rotation, and inspection of your brakes, suspension, and other components.

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The Tire Shop Guide to Tire Safety

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If you check the tread depth using a small coin and can see most of the face of the coin, it is time to stop by a tire store. Worn out tire tread is also a definite indicator that your tires need replacing as this means the tire is worn down and breaking down from use and age. Need more than just tires?

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14 Common Car Maintenance Mistakes to Avoid

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A dirty engine air filter can hinder your car’s engine airflow, lead to poor fuel economy, and wreak havoc on spark plugs. The cabin air filter can interfere with the air conditioning and pump unclean air into your cabin. You can check your owner’s manual for your vehicle’s correct tire rotation schedule.

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