Spot Dem Everything About Cars
Nigerian roads will humble you. One minute, you’re cruising like a boss; the next, gbam!—your car is vibrating like a Nokia 3310 on silent mode. But fear not! If you want your car to survive these wahala roads and not turn into scrap metal before its time, follow these five life-saving tips.
Your Suspension is Suffering—Pity It!
Every time you hit a pothole at full speed, just know your shocks, struts, and alignment are shedding tears. If your car starts waka-ing to one side like it has a mind of its own, check your suspension before it leaves you stranded.
Treat Your Tires Like Your Shoes
Would you walk around in slippers with holes? No? Then why are you driving on bald tires? Nigerian roads don’t pity bad tires o! Keep them properly inflated, check for wear, and rotate them regularly unless you enjoy surprises like tire blowouts on Third Mainland Bridge.
Change Your Oil Before Your Engine Breaks Up With You
Lagos traffic will stress your engine the way Nigerian aunties stress single people at weddings. If you don’t change your oil on time, your engine will eventually say, “I no do again.” Avoid heartbreak—change your oil at the right intervals!
Help Your Radiator Breathe
Nigerian heat plus bad traffic is equals to overheated engine. Your radiator is doing its best, but if you don’t flush it or top up your coolant, one day, your bonnet will start steaming like party jollof. You don’t want that kind of embarrassment.
Be Careful Where You Buy Fuel
Bad fuel is everywhere! One wrong fill-up, and your car starts acting like it has malaria. Buy fuel only from trusted stations, or be ready to spend on engine repairs. Remember, cheap fuel can be expensive wahala.
Final Thoughts
Taking care of your car in Nigeria is like taking care of a baby—it needs constant attention, or it will embarrass you in public. Show your car some love, and it will serve you well.
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