What to check in the car before leaving?

Every trip doesn't start with the turn of the key, but with a small but important car check. No matter how well you know your car, a quick inspection before you get behind the wheel can save you from trouble on the road and even prevent an accident. To make your car more comfortable and practical, we recommend using tuning accessories, a large selection of which is available in our product catalog.

Why is this procedure needed?

A few minutes of checking helps to ensure that the vehicle is technically ready to drive. This allows you to:

• Detect a flat tire or cut in time.
• Detect a malfunctioning headlight or brake light, which is critical for visibility and interaction with others.
• Spot a fluid leak before it causes damage.
• Make sure there are no obstacles around the machine.

What to look at outside?

Walk around the car before getting in:

• Tires: Visually assess whether they look inflated. Check for any bulges, cuts, or objects stuck in the sidewalls.
• Lighting: Check the operation of headlights, turn signals, parking lights, and brake lights.
• Spills: Look under the car for fresh stains of oil, antifreeze, or other fluids.
• Obstacles: Make sure there are no foreign objects under the wheels or in the immediate vicinity that could prevent movement or damage the machine.

Check-up in the salon

Before starting the engine:

• Seating and mirrors: Make sure you are sitting comfortably and adjust your mirrors for maximum visibility.
• Seat belt: Fasten it yourself and check on the passengers.
• Instrument panel: After turning on the ignition and starting the engine, make sure that the hazard warning lights are not on.
• Visibility: Glass should be clean and free of ice or fogging.

These simple steps take minimal time, but are the foundation of a safe trip. Make them a daily habit.