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fitznj
Jul 10, 2016Explorer
This is my procedure - I've had a TT for 20 years
After every trip:
Wash the outside
Clean the inside
Check tire pressure and check wheel nuts
Do a quick walk around and fix anything that may have come loose
Adjust brake if required
Check all bulbs
Every year:
Winterize in December
Crawl underneath and check everything
Spray the frame with Oil/WD40
Check wheel bearings and brakes (usually every other year)
Check tires for age/cracking
Does not take that long and gives you piece of mind that things are working
properly.
My 10 year old TT still looks brand new and everything works.
After every trip:
Wash the outside
Clean the inside
Check tire pressure and check wheel nuts
Do a quick walk around and fix anything that may have come loose
Adjust brake if required
Check all bulbs
Every year:
Winterize in December
Crawl underneath and check everything
Spray the frame with Oil/WD40
Check wheel bearings and brakes (usually every other year)
Check tires for age/cracking
Does not take that long and gives you piece of mind that things are working
properly.
My 10 year old TT still looks brand new and everything works.
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