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How much gasoline should be added, and does gasoline have an expiration date? Does filling it up completely every time damage the car? Cars have become an essential means of transportation for many families. However, given that the development of cars in our country started relatively late, many people still lack a proper understanding of various basic aspects related to cars. Take refueling, for example; let’s discuss what goes into the process of refueling cars. 1. Excessive amount of oil: Many first-time car owners feel the same way they did when they first got a new smartphone. After purchasing a new phone, many people love to hold it in their hands and play with it, but once the battery runs out, they need to charge it right away. Many new car owners act in the same way: when driving and seeing that only half of the fuel remains, they rush to a gas station to refuel. What they don’t realize is that when the tank is always full, the gasoline expands due to heat, which can cause it to overflow. This is especially true during hot summer days, as prolonged exposure to the sun can lead to extremely high temperatures and an increased risk of spontaneous ignition. 2. Insufficient fuel level: Many experienced drivers have a bad habit – when the fuel indicator lights up, they don’t go to a gas station to refuel right away; instead, they rely on their driving experience to estimate the distance left to reach their destination before refueling. Some young drivers also believe that gasoline is like water we drink; we need to drink it all up or pour it out before adding new water, and doing the same with gasoline – using it up before refilling – helps prevent mixing of old and new gasoline. In fact, this idea is incorrect; cars draw fuel from the bottom of the tank, and there is no such thing as old fuel accumulating there. When the oil level is too low, the fuel pump remaining above the oil surface for an extended period can cause its temperature to rise, thereby reducing its lifespan; this situation can have a significant impact on the vehicle over time. So, under normal circumstances, it’s sufficient to fill up the tank when there is still 1/4 of fuel left, but don’t fill it to the top – keep the level around 90% of the tank’s capacity. If the car is used for driving in urban areas, you can fill it to a slightly lower level; for long-distance trips, fill it to a slightly higher level, as you never know where the next gas station will be. The sunroof is leaking; for relevant information on used car websites in Australia, you can refer to the official website of Tutu Auto Maintenance. As for Tutu Auto Maintenance’s service outlets, as of August 2018, it had more than 13,000 partner installation shops across the country, along with over 500 repair centers, covering 31 provinces and municipalities as well as 405 cities. In terms of warehousing and logistics, Tuhu Auto Service has established over 30 such centers in 24 cities across the country, with a total area of more than 170,000 square meters; this covers the warehousing and delivery needs in the key sales areas throughout the nation.