Selection and maintenance suggestions

1. Guide to choosing and avoiding pitfalls

Be wary of exaggerated advertising, merchants need to clearly inform the functional boundaries and safety measures of accessories.

Avoid purchasing accessories without identification or from unknown sources, and prioritize choosing original or certified products.

2. Maintain common sense

Regularly inspect vulnerable parts (such as brake pads and belts) and replace them in a timely manner.

Electrical accessories (such as batteries and generators) that malfunction can be repaired first, rather than being replaced directly.

Through system classification and quality differentiation, users can more efficiently select and maintain automotive parts, balancing safety and economy.