Similar to any vehicle, you'll need to monitor your tire pressure, as properly inflated tires contribute to better mileage. Rotating the tires and checking for signs of wear is crucial. If you notice uneven tire tread wear, you may eventually need a wheel alignment, especially if your car pulls to one side.
Other tasks include replacing the cabin air filter, inspecting and replacing windshield wiper blades as needed, and topping up the windshield washer fluid. These routine services can typically be handled by a trained technician at your local dealership. However, if you feel confident in your skills and knowledge of your electric model, the DIY approach works too. Every 30 days, it's important to check your tire pressure, inspect for excessive wear, and top up the windshield washer fluid as necessary. Every 7,500 miles or so, you'll want to rotate the tires, check the coolant level of the battery, inspect various components like the cabin heater, power inverter, accessory power, and charger modules. Additionally, this interval requires examining brakes, steering, suspension, and chassis components for any unusual wear or damage. It's also crucial to inspect the power steering and drive shafts for signs of wear, lubricate door locks, and check suspension gas struts. Don't forget to check vehicle headlights and replace if needed.