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Let's be honest, who here often pretends not to see the service indicator light that's already lit up on the car's dashboard?
The most classic reason for delaying a car service schedule usually isn't a lack of budget, but because of the hassle. Imagine having to queue at the repair shop for hours, or if the car has to stay overnight, we get confused about what to use for going to the office or hanging out tomorrow. In the end, you have to spend extra money on ride-hailing apps, not to mention when you're in a hurry. What a headache!
Unfortunately, this habit of delaying service has fatal effects, you know. Not only does it make car components break down faster and lead to engine overhaul, but it also has a bad impact on the environment. So, so you don't regret it later, let's find out the ideal vehicle service time and smart solutions so you can stay mobile without the hassle when your car is in the shop!
When is the Ideal Time for a Car Service? (Mileage vs. Time Benchmark)
Many young car owners are confused about when is actually the right time to bring their car to the shop. The benchmark is very easy, you just have to choose whichever is reached first between Mileage (Kilometers) or Time (Months).
Routine Service = Long-Lasting Car & More Eco-Friendly
You might think, "Ah, the car still pulls nicely, no need to service it yet." Hold on, don't get it wrong! Adhering to the car service schedule turns out to be closely related to an eco-friendly lifestyle (sustainable mobility).
Vehicles that are rarely maintained will definitely have imperfect combustion systems or their engines will work harder (including in electric cars if the battery cooling system is not checked). What's the result?
So, by diligently servicing your car, you don't just save your wallet from expensive engine overhaul costs, but you also play a part in keeping the city air clean. Simple, right?
Bye-Bye Hassle! Meet the Hyundai Courtesy Car Program
Well, to answer the fears of young people who are too lazy to service their cars for fear of losing their daily mobility, Hyundai has a super brilliant solution.
Have you ever heard of the Hyundai Courtesy Car Program?
This is a premium service from Hyundai that gives you a replacement car while your beloved car is under repair or service at an authorized workshop. This program is specially designed so you don't have to put the brakes on your activities just because of workshop matters.
Imagine the scenario: You drop your car at an authorized Hyundai workshop, then you are lent a replacement car unit that is ready to use. You can immediately continue meeting with clients, WFA at a cafe, or hang out with your circle without the headache of thinking, "How am I going home later?". Really cool, right? This is clear proof that Hyundai doesn't just sell cars, but also thinks about a seamless and stress-free after-sales experience for its customers.
Save the Date: Join Our Exciting Talk Show at the End of the Month!
Curious to know more about how to properly care for a vehicle, or want to know life hacks about a sustainable lifestyle that is highly relatable to Gen Z?
What a coincidence! At the end of this month, Hyundai Motorstudio will be holding an interactive Talk Show session that will definitely be super exciting. We'll have a casual chat with automotive experts and influencers about smart vehicle ownership, innovative after-sales service programs, and many other surprises.
Don't miss out! Keep an eye out for updates on the full schedule and how to register on Hyundai Motorstudio's social media. See you there!
FAQ: About Car Service Schedules & Courtesy Car
Q: What happens if I pass the monthly/mileage car service schedule?
A: Passing the service schedule can void your vehicle's warranty, you know! Besides that, the vehicle's performance will drop drastically, acceleration will feel heavy, and the risk of major component damage (which is expensive to repair) gets even higher.
Q: Do electric vehicles (EVs) also need routine service?
A: Definitely! Even though electric cars don't have combustion engines and don't change engine oil, EVs still need regular checks for electrical systems, software updates, cabin filters, brake pads, to their battery cooling systems (coolants).
Q: Who can enjoy the Hyundai Courtesy Car Program?
A: This replacement car program can be enjoyed by Hyundai customers in accordance with applicable terms and conditions, especially when the vehicle requires a fairly long repair time or parts are on backorder. Make sure you always consult with the Service Advisor at your nearest authorized Hyundai workshop!