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Your brakes need to be inspected on a regular basis. Over time, your brakes wear down, since they are made of moving parts and pressurized fluids. The hoses need inspection and tightening, the brake pads need adjustment, and other details emerge during an inspection.

The importance of a brake inspection is obvious. Brakes stop your car from damaging other vehicles and your own vehicle. They are the most important thing about your vehicle. Without them, you wouldn't have a vehicle.

Your new car came with a warranty, and a maintenance schedule.

There's no need to panic when your check engine light comes on. It just means that you need to take your ride in to get it serviced. If you do that right away, you could prevent something much worse from happening. That's the point of the sensors on your dash-to prevent roadside breakdowns and unfortunate problems. So don't ignore the signals. Also be sure not to confuse the check engine light with the service engine light, which simply means that your car needs an oil change. Don't panic, either, when the check engine sensor lights up…