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Mythes about tuning your car

by Scott Roydon
January 30, 2023
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Most people think tuning up a car is a good thing, but there are some myths out there that can prevent a person from getting their car worked on. If you are trying to get the most out of your vehicle, there is a good chance you are going to have to make some modifications.

The reason for this is the fact that car manufacturers tune their vehicles in a manner that is going to avoid problems across the board. They are not going to tune the cars to perform as optimally as possible. It would cost far more money, which is something that manufacturers are trying to avoid. However, you can generally tune your vehicle up and improve overall performance if you choose to do so on your own.

A shortened engine life is something that many people are afraid of when it comes to tuning a car. While this can be true in some instances, based on the fact that you may be having your car worked on by someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing, you shouldn’t have any worries if you take your car to a qualified shop. If you take your car to a shop that is rough on vehicles and is generally unqualified, you may be running into some problems. However, this should not be a concern if you are utilizing a reputable mechanic.

Warranties are another concern for many people, as there is speculation that tuning up a vehicle may void the warranty that the car is under. This may be true if you take your car to a random shop, but this wouldn’t be a wise decision and creates a myth about voiding warranties.

You can always have your car worked on by the same company that has provided you with a warranty. This is a safe way to get a tune-up, providing you with the ability to get the most out of your vehicle, while still keeping your warranty intact.

For some reason, many people believe they are going to lose fuel-efficiency if they get their car tuned up. Again, this comes down to who you have hired to work on your vehicle. There is no reason you should lose fuel efficiency, especially if you have had your car worked on by a qualified mechanic. Rather than losing efficiency, there is a good chance you will be able to decrease fuel consumption and increase horsepower after getting your car tuned up.

There are quite a few people who shy away from getting their car tuned up, due to the fact that they think they are embarking upon a legal issue. There are definitely things that can be done to a vehicle that renders it illegal, but this will never happen if you take your car to a qualified expert. In essence, there are few concerns that are actually present when it comes to getting a tune-up from a qualified expert. Working with a dealer is a great way to avoid any potential problems.

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