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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get your oil changed if you are close to needing one and ask them to check the fluids and tire pressure [/quote] +1. Unless you recently changed it, you probably want to get oil changed anyway. Have them check for long distance driving including all fluid levels and tire pressure. [/quote] Actually, if you are planning to take a long trip across the country and you are not used to doing basic servicing on your own car, take your car to a nationwide chain like Jiffy Lube. Get the oil change service. Then while you are on the road, if you have any questions, during the 3 months after a change, you can take the car to any Jiffy Lube and they will top off your fluids (including your windshield wiper fluid if you end up using a ton for dirt, mud, storms, bugs, like cicadas, etc), oil if needed and will check and refill your tire air pressure. In the past, when my wife took a couple of long car trips when I was doing her car maintenance, I would just take it to Jiffy Lube before her trip and tell her to go to a Jiffy Lube if she had any issues and let them do a check up on the fluids and tire pressure. Worth it for the cost of the oil change and so that she would not worry about those things on her trip.[/quote]
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