Do you offer any sort of warranty with the cars you sell at ZRA Motors? If so, I can help craft the perfect message for it.

It’s generally recommended to get your oil changed every 5,000 to 7,500 miles for most vehicles. However, it’s best to consult your vehicle’s manual, as some cars, especially those using synthetic oil, may extend this interval up to 10,000 miles or more. Factors like driving conditions, frequency of short trips, and engine age can also affect how often you should change your oil.

• Get a Tire Pressure Gauge: Digital or manual gauges work well.
• Find the Recommended Pressure: Check your vehicle’s manual or the sticker inside the driver’s door for the recommended PSI (pounds per square inch).
• Check When Tires are Cold: Tire pressure is best measured when the tires are cold, as driving heats them up and affects the reading.
• Remove the Valve Cap: Unscrew the small cap on the tire’s air valve.
• Press the Gauge onto the Valve: Push the gauge firmly onto the valve to get a reading.
• Compare the Reading to the Recommended PSI: Add air if the pressure is too low, or release air if it’s too high.
• Replace the Valve Cap: After checking, screw the cap back on securely.

• Even Tire Wear: Different positions on your vehicle can cause tires to wear at varying rates. Rotating them ensures that each tire experiences similar wear patterns, which helps in maximizing their lifespan.

• Improved Performance and Safety: Evenly worn tires contribute to better handling, braking, and overall vehicle stability, enhancing safety on the road.