Antifreeze is the liquid that keeps the engine of your vehicle within certain temperature ranges and enables it to operate efficiently. However, although antifreeze has a very long life, it loses its properties over time and needs to be replaced.

Changing the coolant should be done with reference to the intervals recommended by the vehicle manufacturer. These recommendations mostly refer to general maintenance. Apart from this, the condition and density of the coolant should be checked within the framework of the general controls performed at each maintenance.

Control of the coolant can be done easily with a boomometer.

The cap of the expansion bottle of the engine, which has completely cooled down, is opened and some coolant is drawn with the boommeter.

The boommeter will measure the concentration of additives and glycols in the coolant and show the status of the liquid.

OtoPratik recommends that you change the engine coolant at the intervals specified by the manufacturer for your vehicle, for your driving safety and comfort.