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what is the best way to break-in a new car?
i’d recommend drivers keep their new car for at least 500 miles before washing it. this will ensure the surface of the paint is fully “cured” and any new wax or sealant is able to withstand a wash without coming off during the first wash.
once this break-in period has been completed, drivers can continue as they normally would, as some customers elect to use the first few washes as an opportunity to apply additional wax and sealant treatments on lightly worn surfaces which always help achieve that high-gloss sheen we all love!
do you need to break-in a car?
there's a popular misconception that car manufacturers recommend drivers to break-in a car by exceeding their rpm limits.
how do you break-in a car engine?
it is worthwhile to invest time in a car engine, since without a properly broken-in motor, it will never offer the best performance.
the system of valves and cylinders that fuel a car engine with gas and air has to “wear in” or be broken-in carefully. the friction of moving parts rubbing together causes heat to build up when they initially come into contact after day 1, when they may have been running at different speeds. this heat is typically taken away by oil flowing through channels fitted between each component so it doesn't add further stress on either the motor or its parts. but with break-in lubricants thinning out due to our breaking these components apart, engines need more time than usually planned for before we can
how do you know when to break-in a car?
the car is said to need a break-in period, which lasts for 50-100 miles (80-160 km), after the first oil change.
after the break-in period has passed the car can be treated like any other engine and we recommend using 30w or 40w synthetic motor oil only. allowing 20 minutes of running before switching off at least once a week will maintain optimum emissions and fuel consumption, and prevent carbon buildup on piston rings and valves. oil should be changed every 5,000 miles (8,000 km) or annually if not used regularly – whichever comes first.
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