[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]One question that concerns many of us is, when, we should change our lubricants.<\/p>\n
The answers vary. Many people will tell you that you have to change them every 10,000 or 15,000 kilometers, or over the course of a year. But the reality is different. The change of lubricants depends, in essence, on various factors. Specifically:<\/p>\n
-when was the last time you changed your lubricants?<\/p>\n
-how many kilometers did you travel after the last change<\/p>\n
-the engine technology<\/p>\n
-in engine type (diesel or petrol)<\/p>\n
-what the manufacturer suggests<\/p>\n
-how do you drive the car<\/p>\n
-how many people drive the car<\/p>\n
-the prevailing environmental conditions<\/p>\n
-the lubricant itself<\/p>\n
The best, then, is to change them according to the instructions of your engineer, who has thought all the above parameters, in order to prevent engine damage.<\/p>\n