The small problems that lead to major car trouble
According to Autotrader, TopAuto, and Hippo, these are the most common ‘small’ issues that can lead to bigger problems with your car:
Ignoring warning lights
Ignored electrical lights means ignored electric faults. They can lead to more expensive part failures, engine management, safety systems, increase fuel usage, or lead to breakdowns.
Fuel consumption being worse than you expected
The most common complaint among new-vehicle owners. It could indicate issues with the engine tuning, fuel injectors, air filters, or sensors. If left unchecked, can lead to increased engine wear, more emissions, and higher repair bills.
Tyre problems
Poor tyre maintenance can lead to uneven tread, fast wear & tear, and even accidents.
Brakes, lighting, and wiper blade maintenance
Poor braking means there is a safety risk; defective lighting causes reduced visibility, legal trouble, more likely to cause an accident; and bad wipers can reduce a drivers field of view.


