When should cars be inspected?

Cars should be inspected both before and after operating them to ensure safety and reliability. Conducting a pre-operation inspection helps identify any potential issues that could affect the vehicle's performance or safety on the road, such as tire pressure, fluid levels, and brake functionality. This proactive approach to maintenance prevents accidents and breakdowns caused by overlooked problems.

Post-operation inspections are equally important, as they allow drivers to assess the vehicle's condition and address any concerns that may have arisen during use. Finding and resolving issues after operation can help prevent long-term damage and improve the vehicle’s lifespan.

Regular inspections foster a culture of safety and responsibility among drivers, ensuring that they are well-informed about their vehicle's condition each time they operate it. Approaching vehicle maintenance in this comprehensive manner helps maintain the integrity of the vehicle and promotes safe driving practices.