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i can't speak for the Model 3, but i own a Bolt, here's the service schedule for that: * every 7,500mi: rotate tires * every 22,500mi: change cabin air filter
by mach5 9y ago
i can't speak for the Model 3, but i own a Bolt, here's the service schedule for that:
* every 7,500mi: rotate tires
* every 22,500mi: change cabin air filter
* every 5 years: replace brake fluid
* every 150,000mi: replace battery cooling fluid
that's it. crazy!
- izacus 9y ago> * every 7,500mi: rotate tires What's that?
- seren 9y agoChange the wheel a given tire is attached to. This is to have a regular "wear" on your tires. Incidentally, you can also regularly rotate your mattress to have a better sleep.
- hoorayimhelping 9y ago>Change the wheel a given tire is attached to. I don't think I've ever had this done when getting my tires rotated. They just move the wheels and tires from front to back and sometimes from left to right.
- seren 9y agoThat what I wanted to convey, I am not a native speaker and sometimes I tend to be somewhat unclear.
- kumarvvr 9y agoYou change the position of the tires. The front ones are removed and fixed at the rear and the rear ones are removed and fixed at the front. Allows for uniform wear and tear for the tires. Some even interchange the left and right tires.
- skoocda 9y agoLeft <-> right interchange doesn't really happen anymore since radial tires have become standard on most vehicles. Radial tires are unidirectional, so if you go left -> right your tires will be rotating backwards, and then they won't be able to channel water out from the treads.
- kumarvvr 9y agoTo think about it, it's extremely eco-friendly. No polluting oils, no polluting coolant fluids, etc. I'm from India, and for my car, an average of 1$ per 50 miles goes into maintenance.
- nyxtom 9y agoWhat a surreal maintenance statement to see "every 150000 miles" Awesome