1. Oil Change: The maintenance light often comes on as a reminder for an oil change. Refer to your owner's manual to check the recommended oil change interval for your vehicle.
2. Tire Rotation and Inspection: Tire rotation and inspection are usually scheduled around every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. At 62K miles, it's likely that your tires are due for rotation and/or inspection.
3. Air Filter Replacement: Air filters need to be replaced periodically as they can become clogged and reduce engine efficiency. Check your owner's manual for the recommended replacement interval for the air filter.
4. Spark Plug Replacement: Spark plugs are essential for the ignition process in your vehicle's engine. Over time, they can wear out and need to be replaced. Check your owner's manual for the recommended replacement interval for your vehicle.
5. Brake Inspection: It's important to have your vehicle's brakes checked regularly to ensure they are functioning properly. Brake inspections are typically part of the scheduled maintenance at your recommended mileage intervals.
6. Fuel System Service: Some vehicles have maintenance schedules that include fuel system service, which can help maintain fuel efficiency and performance.
It's always recommended to refer to your vehicle's owner's manual for specific maintenance intervals and requirements, as they can vary depending on your vehicle's model and year of manufacture. If the maintenance required light comes on, it's best to take your vehicle to a trusted mechanic or dealership for inspection and servicing.
