Car Maintenance | Steer Clear | State Farm®

[MUSIC PLAYING] 

(IMAGE)
An animated car is seen driving 
down a simply drawn animated roadway. 
Next, the car is seen from above and a 
“check tire pressure” icon appears. 
The car door opens and a circle indicates 
where to look for the tire pressure information. 
The car drives off. Next, we see the car 
from a side view, with an indication that 
normal tire pressure is “30-35 psi.” 
An owner’s manual appears and its 
pages begin turning. Icons indicating 
problems with tire pressure, oil and transmission, 
lights, flashers, windshield wipers 
and wiper fluid levels appear.

(Text on screen)
Car Maintenance

(Announcer: Male voice)
Check tire pressure. 
You can find your car's recommended 
tire pressure on a sticker in the door jamb 
or in your owner's manual. 
Recommended pressure is usually 
between 30 and 35 pounds per square inch, 
or PSI. Follow your owner's manual 
recommendations for how often and 
how to check tire treads, oil and 
transmission fluids, lights, flashers, 
windshield wipers and wiper fluid levels, 
just to name a few. 

(IMAGE)
The car is seen driving again. 
A calendar icon appears, and then 
an “eco” symbol, a caution sign and 
warranty icon appear in turn. 
Then, the car disappears and the 
owner’s manual is back. Its pages flip.

(Text on screen)
The key is to follow your owner’s manual. 
 
(Announcer: Male voice)
This will help maximize the life and 
performance of your vehicle, 
improve fuel efficiency, 
and ensure your safety. 
Also, check your vehicle warranty 
to determine if the warranty itself 
requires regular maintenance to be performed. 
The key is to follow your car owner's manual, 
where your regular maintenance 
schedule information can be found.