Brake

Brake pads are a vital component of a vehicle’s braking system. They are designed to create friction against the brake rotors or discs, which slows down or stops the vehicle when the brakes are applied. When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure is applied to the brake calipers, squeezing the brake pads against the rotors, and generating the friction necessary to halt the vehicle.

Necessary friction to slow down or stop the vehicle safely. Their ability to withstand high temperatures and maintain consistent performance directly impacts braking efficiency and driver safety. Regular inspection and maintenance of brake pads are essential to ensure reliable braking performance and prevent potential accidents on the road.

Filter

Car filters are essential components that help maintain the health and performance of a vehicle’s engine and cabin. Engine filters, such as air filters and oil filters, prevent contaminants from entering critical engine components, ensuring optimal combustion and prolonging engine life. Cabin air filters, on the other hand, remove pollutants and allergens from the air entering the vehicle’s interior, contributing to a cleaner and healthier driving environment for passengers. Regular replacement of these filters as part of routine maintenance is vital for preserving engine efficiency, air quality, and overall driving comfort.

 

Spark

Spark is the essential lifeblood of combustion engine cars. It’s a tiny, high-voltage jolt generated by the ignition system that ignites the compressed air-fuel mixture within the engine cylinders, triggering an explosion that propels the pistons downwards. Without this spark, the fuel wouldn’t combust, the engine wouldn’t turn, and your car wouldn’t move. In short, spark is the critical first step in converting chemical energy into the mechanical motion that powers your vehicle. However, with the rise of electric cars, “spark” takes on a different meaning, referring to the charging infrastructure needed to keep them running.

Lubricants

Oil is essential for the proper functioning and longevity of a car’s engine. Regular oil changes, along with using the correct type and grade of oil recommended by the manufacturer, are crucial for maintaining engine performance, reliability, and efficiency.

    1. Transmission Oil:
      • Lubrication
      • Cooling
      • Functionality
    2. Engine Oil:
      • Lubrication
      • Cooling
      • Cleaning
      • Sealing