Auto maintenance

Let's say you have a bicycle. You have to take care of it so it works well and safely. Same goes for cars! Auto maintenance means taking care of your car so that it lasts a long time and doesn't break down on you.

The first thing you need to do is check the oil in your car. This is like checking the water in a plant, but for a car. Cars have special areas where the oil is stored, but you don't really need to know that. You just need to know that the oil keeps the car's "engine" running smoothly. If you don't check the oil, your car might not run as well, or it could even break down!

Another important thing is to check the tires on your car. They need to be inflated (filled with air) at the right pressure so that you can roll smoothly down the road. Too little air, and you might have a bumpy ride. Too much air, and you might not be able to stop as easily.

Lastly, you need to make sure your car's brakes are working well. Brakes help you stop your car when you need to. If they're not working right, it could be dangerous for you and for other people on the road. A mechanic can check this for you, but you can also tell if there's a problem if your car makes weird noises or doesn't stop as quickly as usual.

In summary, auto maintenance is taking care of your car so that it runs well and is safe for you and others on the road. Checking the oil, inflating the tires, and making sure the brakes work well are all important parts of auto maintenance.