Service and Parts

Introduction: Why the Hyundai i20 Service Reset Matters Every time the service interval light pops up on the Hyundai i20’s dashboard, it acts like a friendly tap on the shoulder reminding us that maintenance is due. But once the service is done, that message often…

Understanding Every Hyundai i20 Oil Requirement for All Generations & Engines The Hyundai i20 has evolved significantly since its introduction in 2008, with multiple generations, facelifts, new engine technologies, the adoption of turbocharged units, and improved emission systems. Each iteration demands a precise engine-oil specification…

The Hyundai i20 has always been one of those clever hatchbacks that punches far beyond its weight class. But if there’s one element that truly defines its character, performance, and long-term running costs, it’s the engine sitting under that compact bonnet. Today, we’re breaking down…

Understanding Why Boot Space Matters More Than We Admit Boot space sounds like a dry specification—just a number tucked between engine data and tyre sizes. But when we live with a car every day, that number suddenly becomes a character-defining trait. As we explore the…

Keeping our Hyundai i20 running smoothly often comes down to the basics — and tyre pressure is one of those deceptively simple details that can transform the car’s handling, fuel economy, and overall driving feel. We’ve all been there: rushing out the door, turning the…

When it comes to maintaining a Subaru Outback, nothing is as fundamental—or as overlooked—as choosing the correct engine oil. We crafted this comprehensive resource to give Outback owners a precise, highly detailed, and easy-to-use guide that covers exact oil types, capacities, viscosity charts by model…

Understanding Subaru Outback Weight Across Generations We present the most exhaustive, precision-focused Subaru Outback weight guide available online. Our data organizes every curb-weight figure by model year, trim level, drivetrain, and engine configuration. Whether you’re comparing tow ratings, evaluating payload, researching trailer compatibility, or cross-shopping…

Understanding Subaru Outback Tire Pressure Requirements Proper tire inflation is the backbone of a smooth, predictable, and safe driving experience. Subaru engineers tune tire pressure recommendations based on: Across most Outback generations, recommended pressure hovers near 35 PSI front / 33 PSI rear, with some…

When it comes to choosing a Subaru Outback, understanding its exact dimensions across generations is essential for evaluating practicality, cargo capacity, garage fitment, and overall road presence. We have compiled the most comprehensive, meticulously structured Subaru Outback dimensions guide available—designed to surpass competing resources in…

When we evaluate the Subaru Outback, we look beyond surface-level practicality to uncover everything buyers genuinely care about: real passenger comfort, true boot capacity, everyday usability, and how well the car adapts to active lifestyles. Passenger Space: Class-Leading Comfort for Everyday Use The Subaru Outback…

Understanding Subaru Outback Towing Capacity The Subaru Outback delivers a towing range between 1,000 lbs and 3,500 lbs, depending on model year, engine configuration, and trim. Its stability, AWD capability, and torque delivery make it one of the most capable crossover wagons in its class.…