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While I do not believe that we can truly multitask, I do believe it is possible to get several things done at once if you have help. I recently did this the other day. My oil change was due on my sweet little car. Now I really do not enjoy car maintenance tasks but I do want to take care of her (she does not have a name, but she is a her), and she has been so good to me. She is always gets me where I need to be and I can depend on her.

So I added this task to my to list in my planner and happily hit it last weekend.

Happily got an oil change?

Yes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have listed a few time saving tips with respect to car maintenance that I use. These tips will help you keep your car healthy and ready for fun and adventure.

My timesaving tips for car maintenance

• Fill your gas tank during the week or on weekend mornings. The gas stations are less crowded at those times and you won’t have to wait to find an open pump.
• Follow your vehicle’s recommended service schedule and add it to your planner or calendar when you think you are due so you do not forget.
• Warm up your car for 30-60 seconds before putting it into gear, especially if it is cold or is the first time driving for the day.Check your tires for wear and tire pressure. Don’t let this catch you unexpectedly. If you do not have a tire gauge, there is one at the air pump at most gas stations.
• Don’t ignore warning lights (even though you would like to) they are there for a reason and may result in more of your time and money later.

• Keep your car clean. I know this can be hard sometimes. Park in the garage if you can so that the car stays cleaner, longer.
• Don’t ignore warning lights (even though you would like to) they are there for a reason and may result in more of your time and money later.
• Use quality products like Quaker State. Choose brands that have been time tested.
• Treat your car like a family member. Take care of her. If she doesn’t sound right or feel right, follow up with a visit to your local mechanic.