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Look for uneven tire wear, check oil contamination, inspect for fresh fluid leaks, and hire a mechanic for diagnostics and inspection.

Regular oil/filter changes, air filter replacement, brake system checks, chassis lubrication, and tire inflation/rotation.

Follow preventive schedules, track maintenance records, source parts from reliable suppliers, and DIY basic tasks (e.g., fluid checks).

Compare quotes from experienced shops, confirm warranty coverage (if applicable), and retain replaced parts/invoices.

Oil changes every 10k–15k miles; brake checks every 20k–30k miles; full service every 50k–75k miles. Shorten intervals for harsh conditions.