Service & Safety Tips

preventative maintenance goes a long way...

Service and Safety TipsMaintaining you vehicle is an investment that will pay dividends in the form of improved reliability, durability and resale value.  It is your responsibility to see that all schedule maintenance is performed on your Lease or Rental vehicle. Failure to perform regular maintenance specified by the manufacturer or Zeemac can result in voided warranty coverage on parts affected by the lack of maintenance and increases the cost of repairs.  Normal scheduled maintenance recommendations from the manufacturer should be followed, but we at Zeemac also know the type of application you are using the vehicle... so we know if there is any additional maintenance you should be aware of..

most common vehicle problems

  • Worn Brake Parts - Postponing needed brake service/repairs, in addition to being a safety hazard... can and will increase cost of brake repairs.
  • Tired Windshield Wiper blades - Don't wait until it rains to replace wiper blades.
  • Burnt out Lights - Can you see and can you be seen? Check your lights regularly to be sure.
  • Clogged Filters - Scheduled replacement of air, oil, gas, fuel, transmission, etc.. filters maintains reliability and performance.
  • Worn Spark Plugs - Worn plugs wastes fuel and increases exhaust emissions, and cause the engine to run poorly.
  • Corroded Battery Cables - Corroded cables and a weak battery cause starting problems. Have battery and your charging system checked out if the engine is turning over slowly.
  • Glazed Belts/Rotten Hoses - A slipping belt can affect engine cooling, alternator, power steering, air conditioning systems. Replace worn/cracked belts, brittle or rotten hoses can lead to overheating, performance and safety.
  • Neglected Cooling System - Periodic servicing of the cooling system helps prevent deterioration of radiator or heater core.
  • Leaking Shock Absorbers - Worn shocks or struts affect ride control and increase tire wear.
  • Damaged CV Joint Boots - These rubber boots protect the critical CV joints that deliver power to your wheels. They should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.
  • Leaking Muffler - You should have your muffler and exhaust system checked regularly.
  • Tired Tires - Worn tires are dangerous. Proper inflation, alignment and balance will extend tire life and help efficient fuel economy.