What should you pay attention to when borrowing a car to avoid upsetting the owner?
When borrowing someone else's car, the borrower needs to pay attention to the following issues to avoid conflicts and inconvenience to the car owner:
Avoid traffic violations
When using someone else's car, you must drive carefully and obey traffic laws. If you accidentally violate traffic laws, you will not only be fined but also cause trouble for the car owner.
Whether it is a luxury car or a regular car, the car is a valuable asset to the owner. No one wants their car to be damaged, especially when it comes to legal issues.
No smoking or eating smelly food in the car
When borrowing someone else's car, be careful. Do not eat smelly food or smoke in the car. Smoking makes the car smell like smoke that is difficult to get rid of. Moreover, if you are not careful, cigarette butts can easily catch fire, leaving small holes in the fabric and leather surfaces of the interior, causing expensive repairs.
Smelly, greasy foods can easily leave unpleasant odors and stains on your car that can take a lot of time and effort to remove.
Do not close the door forcefully
Many people have the habit of slamming the car door shut very hard when getting in and out of the car. This action unintentionally greatly affects the parts on the car door such as the door speakers, window lift system... In addition, if impacted strongly, the rubber gasket on the car door can dry out, harden and break.
Drive carefully
When borrowing someone else's car, you should choose to move on wide, open roads. Avoid mountain roads and rough roads as much as possible to avoid collisions, scratches, damage...
Polite when returning the car
When returning the car to the owner, the car must be returned to its original condition or better. This will leave a good impression on the owner and make them happy to lend the car next time.
Remember to fill up the gas or oil tank even if it is almost empty when you borrow the car. This is a good rule to follow when borrowing someone else's car. Before returning the car, wash it thoroughly.
In addition, when moving through a non-stop toll station, you should pay all fees in full, so after returning the car, you should also return this amount to the car owner.
