Great Wall Fuel Vehicles

Motor oil: Check that your Great Wall has not covered the mileage recommended by the manufacturer before you must change the oil, including the miles you will drive in your trip. You should also check the motor oil level, and, if you need to refill it, you should use the recommended oil.

Brake fluid: Check that its level is correct. If you have to refill it, make sure you use the fluid your car needs. If you do not know which fluid your car needs, you can read our guide about brake fluid.

Coolant: Check that there is enough coolant and make sure it looks shiny. If it looks dull or dark, it is time to change it. If you want to learn more about overheating you can read our guide about it.

Power steering fluid: Make sure that its level is adequate. If you need to add more fluid, you can check which one is the right one for your car by clicking here.

Windshield wiper fluid: It is almost always overlooked, but you should check that there is enough of this fluid and it should be clean so that it can wipe any dirt that may adhere to the glass during the trip, like bugs. There are specific products which are really good for this purpose and you can get them in gas stations.

Leaks: Open the hood of your car and take a good look at the engine to check if there are any leaks. You can also check the place where you usually park your car to see if there are any oil or liquid stains on the floor.

Wiper blades: Make sure that the wiper blades are wiping water correctly. If they are not, replace them for new ones.

Lights: Check that all the exterior lights are working properly and check that the headlamps are aligned so that your visibility improves and you do not dazzle other drivers.

Wheels: Check their pressure and their general state. If they are too worn-out or you see some cracks or damaged parts, you should replace them for new ones. Do not forget to check your spare wheel as well. You can read more about this topic by clicking here.

Alignment and balancing: You should keep your wheels aligned and balanced. This will prevent any bothersome vibrations when you speed up, and it will also reduce the wear of your wheels.

Safety elements: Check the charge level of your fire extinguisher. Make sure you have reflective triangles, a sling or a tow hitch, and all the safety elements required by law.

Documentation: Make sure that you have all the documentation required by law and that it is up to date.