Cars
How to Look After Your Car: A Simple Routine for Every Week, Month and Year
The checks you can do yourself, how often to do them and what a regular service takes care of, printed as one routine you could pin above the workbench.
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Car know-how, printed large
Right Posters explains how to look after a car and how it works, one poster at a time. Each poster answers one question that most drivers ask sooner or later, and answers it the way a good workshop poster does: a big plain statement first, then the how and the why underneath.
How to read a poster
Every section of a poster opens with its takeaway, set large. If you only read those lines, you still leave with the routine. The short paragraphs under each one explain why it matters and how to do it, in plain words, and any term you might not know is explained the first time it appears.
The drawings are made for Right Posters, printed in two inks, with numbered parts that the caption explains. The numbers in the text are typical ranges, each with the source it comes from and the date it was read. Your own car’s manual is always the last word.
Who it is for
Right Posters is written for drivers anywhere who are not mechanics and want to understand their car well enough to look after it. It covers the small things you can do yourself and tells you plainly when a task belongs to a qualified mechanic.
If you spot a mistake, or a figure that has changed, write to contact@rightposters.com. How posters are researched and corrected is set out in the editorial policy.
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