Owning a car comes with certain responsibilities like maintenance and servicing which are vital for maintaining the performance and integrity of the vehicle. However, at times you might get frustrated when your car doesn't quite work the way it is supposed to and this signals that there might be some issues with your car. Moreover, certain parts in your car might be requiring a tune-up. Go through the slide to know the warning signs for your car tune-up.

1. Know the Warning Signs for Your
Car Tune-Up

2. Often you get frustrated
when your car doesn’t quite
work the way it’s supposed
to and it’s a possible
indicator that there is a
deeper problem.

3. You can save yourself some
time and a headache from
being familiar with common
warning signs for a tune-up,
and by always taking it for a
servicing.

4. Here are some of the warning
signs that give the indication
for your car tune up.

5. Stalling

6. When you press the pedal to
accelerate, and the car just
lags there for a moment
before finally starting to move.

7. If you are traveling very
frequently or going for long
rides every month, then it
not only impact your fuel
economy but also the wheel
bearing as well.

8. Engine
lights come
on

9. It’s always distressing to see
those little check engine
lights illuminate your
dashboard and you may be
tempted to ignore them.

10. It’s the car’s diagnostic
system alerting you to take
the vehicle in for prompt
service.

11. Vibrations

12. If braking, steering, or
starting your vehicle causes
a wobbling or shaking
sensation in the steering
wheel or in the seat, there
could be any number of
issues.

13. Then your car needs to be
taken to a technician for a
thorough checkup and
tuning.

14. Fuel
economy

15. If you suddenly start
needing to fill up more
often, diminished fuel
efficiency might be a
negative side effect.

16. That’s reason enough to
take the car to the garage
for a regular tune-up.

17. Brake
problems

18. A problem with your brakes
is a safety concern and
something to investigate
right away.

19. Brake problems come in a
variety of forms, and in
some cases, it’s as simple as
a brake pedal that feels soft
or spongy.

20. Rough
shifting

21. Your car’s automatic
transmission system should
handle the gear-shifting
process pretty smoothly.

22. If you find that you’re
suddenly getting lurched
around by the shifting, that
might mean there is a
transmission issue.

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