Our Sustainability Policy

To ensure a car can be used safely, efficiently, and for a long time, it is not enough to take it to a service center only when a problem occurs. Engine oil, filters, the brake system, tires, the battery, the suspension, and other mechanical and electronic components wear out over time during use. For this reason, vehicles must be inspected regularly at the mileage or time intervals specified by the manufacturer.
Periodic maintenance involves inspecting the vehicle’s core systems at specific intervals, replacing necessary fluids and parts, identifying worn components, and taking preventive measures against potential malfunctions.
Regular periodic maintenance helps ensure driving safety, maintain vehicle performance, optimize fuel efficiency, and detect costly malfunctions early on.

When buying or renting a car, or comparing different models, you’ll often come across vehicle segments denoted by letters such as A, B, C, and D. Car segments are a classification system used to group vehicles with similar characteristics into specific categories.
A vehicle’s segment isn’t determined by its length alone. Multiple factors—such as dimensions, interior space, intended use, trim level, performance, price, and market positioning—are evaluated together. Therefore, the concept of a segment serves as a practical reference for understanding a vehicle’s overall character and which user needs it best meets.
Understanding vehicle segments allows you to more quickly discern the difference between a small car that’s easy to maneuver in the city and a vehicle suitable for a large family, compare similar models more effectively, and choose the class that best fits your budget.

A vehicle’s only point of contact with the road is its tires. For this reason, the condition of the tires directly affects driving safety and comfort. Tires, which are manufactured by combining rubber and various chemical materials, reach the end of their service life—whether through use or even while sitting in storage—after a certain period of time. So, how many years do tires last, at what mileage do they wear out, and how can you tell when it’s time to replace them? Here are all the details you’re curious about.