It should be borne in mind that even cars of the same model, released almost simultaneously, have distinct individual characteristics of behavior on the road. It is recommended to use the car's full speed and dynamic capabilities as you get used to it, understand its character, and only after the car has traveled the first 3,000 km, observing the restrictions specified in the subsection "Car running-in".
Before driving, warm up the engine at idle speed, since running an unheated engine at high speeds reduces its service life.
When the starter is engaged, the gearshift lever must be in neutral position.
Do not allow the engine to operate at a crankshaft speed at which the tachometer needle is in the red zone of the scale.
Only move off in first gear.
It is prohibited to start the car from a standstill "on the starter". You can only move from a standstill in first gear with the parking brake lever fully released, smoothly releasing the clutch pedal.
Do not exceed the load capacity standards specified in the vehicle's technical specifications: overloading leads to increased wear of tires and suspension parts, and loss of directional stability.
Avoid driving on poor quality roads at high speeds. "Breakdowns" in the suspension, which usually accompany movement in such modes, lead to damage and deformation of the vehicle's chassis components. This may also cause damage and deformation of the body.
Check your tire pressure regularly: low pressure will cause increased tire wear. A difference in tire pressure of 0.2–0.3 atm leads to deterioration in vehicle control.
Cars equipped with a catalytic converter of exhaust gases cannot be filled with leaded gasoline - this will lead to rapid failure of the converter.
Regularly check the condition of the protective covers of the constant velocity joints (CV joints), ball joints, and steering rod joints. Damaged covers must be replaced, as water and dirt will quickly cause the mechanisms to fail.
For refueling, use fuels, lubricants and operating fluids recommended by the manufacturer.
Regularly check the condition of the battery terminals and the fastening of the wires on them. Loose or corroded terminals can damage your vehicle's electronics.
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Remember that the battery terminals have different diameters: the positive terminal is larger than the negative one. Make sure that the wires are connected in accordance with the polarity indicated on their tips and terminals.
When charging the battery directly on the vehicle from an external power source, be sure to disconnect it from the generator (remove the positive terminal from the battery).
Do not violate the deadlines for inspection and maintenance work. Carry out all work in full. The frequency of work execution is specified in section. "Maintenance".