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Checking all your vehicle’s fluids is a quick, vital habit that prevents major issues

Start by parking your car on a level surface and turning off the engine

Let it sit for a few minutes so the fluids can settle

Lift the hood and identify all fluid containers and measuring sticks

First, check the engine oil

Pull out the dipstick, wipe it clean with a rag, reinsert it fully, then pull it out again

Check where the oil falls in relation to the low and high indicators

The oil should also look clear and amber, not dark or gritty

If it’s low, add the correct type of oil as specified in your owner’s manual

Now inspect the coolant reservoir

Refer to the plastic overflow container, not the metal radiator cap, unless the engine has been off for over 30 minutes

The coolant must sit between the "MIN" and "MAX" indicators for both temperature states

Never open the radiator cap when the engine is hot

50 blend of coolant and distilled water

Turn your attention to the brake fluid reservoir

It’s commonly located on the driver’s side near the back of the engine bay

The fluid should be clear and at the full mark

If it’s low, it could indicate a leak or worn brake pads, so have it inspected

To check transmission fluid, اتوسرویس داوود run the engine in park with the parking brake engaged

Remove the dipstick, clean it, fully reinsert it, then recheck both level and hue

The fluid should be pink or red and not smell burnt

If the fluid is black or smells like burning plastic, a fluid and filter change is overdue

Check the power steering fluid if your car has it

The reservoir is often labeled and may have a dipstick or marked sides

Never substitute—only use the fluid type recommended in your owner’s manual

Finally, inspect the windshield washer fluid

This one is easy—just look at the reservoir and fill it with washer fluid if it’s low

Always use the right type for your climate

After checking all fluids, replace all caps and dipsticks securely

Write down dates, fluid types, and quantities added for future reference

Doing this once a month can save you from unexpected breakdowns and extend the life of your vehicle