Guide 01
A Thorough Care
Your car works hard for you every day a little regular attention goes a long way in keeping it reliable through every season.
Check your engine oil and coolant levels once a week to make sure they don’t need topping up before you head out.
Switch off electrical accessories before starting your car it reduces strain on the battery and helps it last longer.
Test your headlights and indicators regularly. Being visible to other drivers matters most exactly when visibility is at its worst like during heavy rain.
Guide 02
Driving Tips
How you drive affects your car just as much as how well it’s maintained a few small habits can add years to its life.
Ease onto the accelerator instead of flooring it. Smooth acceleration is easier on your engine and transmission, and it's better on fuel too.
Let your gears and brakes share the work of slowing down. Shifting at the right time reduces clutch wear & helps you stay in control on slippery roads.
When you're unsure slow down. Waterlogged potholes can be deeper than they look and taking it slow prevents damage or getting stuck.
Guide 03
Winter Care for Extreme Climatic Zones
If you’re driving through the hills or colder regions of the country, winter conditions call for a bit of extra preparation.
Top up your windshield washer fluid with an anti-freeze mix, so visibility stays clear even in freezing temperatures.
Cover your windshield and rear window when parked overnight to prevent frost build-up in the morning.
Clean your headlamps regularly to keep them working at full brightness when you need them most.
Guide 04
What Should You Have in the Luggage
Monsoons can catch even careful drivers off guard. A bit of preparation makes a rainy-day drive far less stressful.
Rubber mats — Handy for kneeling on if you ever need to check under the car without getting yourself covered in mud.
Towels — If you get in dripping wet, a towel keeps your seats dry and you comfortable.
Jumper cables — Getting stuck in the rain is stressful enough without a dead battery. Keep a set to get going again or help a fellow driver in need.