Understanding the key elements to keep your vehicle healthy

Introduction:
As vehicle owners, we all want our vehicles to maintain good performance and reliability. However, over time, auto parts will need to be replaced due to wear and tear, aging, or damage. Understanding how often auto parts are replaced is one of the keys to keeping your vehicle healthy.
Some of the important parts replacement frequencies:
Oil filters: every 3,000-5,000 miles
Windshield wipers: Every year
Air filter: every 50,000 miles
Battery: every four years
Tires: every five years
Additional Replacement Parts
In addition to the parts listed above, there are many other parts that may need to be replaced when the inevitable breakdown occurs. You should replace them during the life of your vehicle:
Headlights and taillights
Spark plugs
Belts
Alternator
Pumps
Shocks and struts
Whenever you find yourself in need of replacement parts, it's important to always use OEM components.There are significant differences between OEM and aftermarket parts, which can greatly affect the overall performance and longevity of your vehicle.
Why should you replace parts, we'll introduce you to the importance of a few automotive parts
Fuel Filter

DESCRIPTION: Fuel filters are used to prevent incidental contaminants in the fuel tank, gasoline, or fuel system from entering the engine and causing problems or damage. Over time, dust, dirt, rust and other contaminants can enter your vehicle's fuel system for a variety of reasons. Eventually, these can clog or restrict the fuel filter and need to be replaced.
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T: If you fail to replace your fuel filter as recommended in your owner's manual, you may experience decreased performance, poor fuel mileage, difficulty or inability to start the engine, random stalling, or a strong feeling that the engine is running. Difficulty running or performing normally.
Shocks and struts

Description:
Shock absorbers and front struts are an important part of a vehicle's suspension system and part of the network of components that determine how the vehicle always handles, drives, steers and responds. Rear and front shock absorbers are constantly subjected to forces from the road below, and many factors can affect how long they last before needing to be replaced.
Spark Plugs

DESCRIPTION: Spark plugs are one of the most important components in a vehicle's engine. They are responsible for igniting the fuel and air mixture in the engine's cylinders by producing a tiny spark multiple times per second with incredible precision. This spark triggers a controlled explosive sequence that occurs within the engine, which is responsible for generating the power needed to drive the vehicle. Over time, spark plugs wear out and need to be replaced.
What happens if you don't: A worn or damaged spark plug wire (or multiple wires) can cause problems with the ignition system. In some cases, over time, the rubber insulation may crack or flake off, causing the wires to unintentionally short-circuit or arc with some metal parts near the vehicle under the hood. This can lead to performance issues, engine starting difficulties, and even visible burn marks on the spark plug wires or nearby components. If your engine is running poorly due to problems with the ignition system, checking the plugs and wires is a good place to start.
Understanding the key elements of auto parts replacement is essential to maintaining the health and reliability of your vehicle. By following the manufacturer's recommended intervals, and maintenance records, and considering driving conditions and usage habits, owners can ensure the safety and performance of their vehicles by replacing critical parts in a timely manner.