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Routine Self-Maintenance

Perform routine replacement of consumables—such as engine oil, oil filters, transmission fluid, and air filters—without visiting a service shop.

Inspect the undercarriage for leaks, loose bolts, and aging rubber components to detect minor issues early.

Handle tire removal and installation, tire repairs, and the replacement of brake pads and discs to independently maintain the braking system.

DIY Maintenance and Light Modifications

Inspect and repair chassis components such as suspension, shock absorbers, drive shafts, and exhaust systems; address chassis-related noises.

Light modifications: Install lowering springs, upgraded shock absorbers, and chassis skid plates; add decorative or protective accessories.

Chassis cleaning, underbody coating application, and rust removal/anti-corrosion treatment.

Space Utilization & Vehicle Storage (Residential Application)

Two-tier parking: Utilizes vertical space via a lift to park two vehicles in a single parking spot, addressing the issue of insufficient parking for multi-vehicle households (four-post or two-level lifts are the mainstream options).

Lifting and storing vehicles during periods of prolonged disuse minimizes tire deformation caused by sustained pressure and prevents chassis corrosion due to moisture.

Leisure & Maintenance

Vehicle Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the undercarriage and the inner surfaces of the wheel rims, and attend to dirt in hard-to-reach areas.

Vehicle Servicing: Conduct comprehensive inspections of the undercarriage, fluid lines, and fasteners before long-distance trips; perform regular maintenance and care for collector cars and vintage vehicles.