Consumables

To maintain the performance and lifespan of the vehicle, regular maintenance and repairs are required. The materials used in these maintenance and repairs are called consumables. Consumable parts are replaced in parts that are worn out, missing or end their life, and in periodic maintenance, depending on the normal use of the vehicle or its mileage.

Consumables can be classified as follows:

• Liquids and gases: Antifreeze, glass water, brake fluid, transmission oil, hydraulic oil, fuel additives, engine oil, oil filter, air filter, pollen filter, fuel filter, etc.
• Cleaners and protectors: Engine cleaning spray, brake pad cleaner, particulate filter cleaning spray, radiator cleaning fluid, multi-purpose sprays, rust remover sprays, liquid grease, silicone spray, etc.
• Repair materials: Tire repair kits, bolt fasteners, liquid gasket, etc.
• Other materials: Interior air conditioning and deodorizers, quick polish, upholstery cleaning spray, car wash shampoo, glove box cleaning spray, rim cleaning spray, air flow meter cleaning spray, ignition cleaning spray, EGR cleaning spray, hand cleaning cream, gas. throttle & carburettor cleaning spray etc.

Importance of Consumables

Consumables are important to maintain the performance and lifespan of the vehicle. Timely and correct replacement of these materials ensures trouble-free operation of the vehicle. Additionally, timely replacement of consumables helps reduce the vehicle's fuel consumption and emissions.

Maintenance of Consumables

Consumables are included in the vehicle's maintenance and repair program. The replacement times for these materials are determined by the vehicle manufacturer. Vehicle mileage, usage pattern and environmental factors may affect the timing of replacement of consumables.

By checking your vehicle's consumables regularly, you can maintain the performance and lifespan of your vehicle.