Tips to Maintain The Engine of a Rolls Royce Phantom
The Rolls Royce Phantom was designed with the best engineering and technology available to ensure that its passengers feel and hear no road conditions around them. This is one of the quietest vehicles on the market. The interior was designed so all you hear is the ticking of the clock. When it comes to the technology of the vehicle, it is all seamlessly hidden throughout the interior so there are no disruptions of the user experience. Thus, the driver and passengers are able to experience an elite journey not available in other vehicles.
To keep this unique vehicle as such, the Rolls Royce Phantom should always be up to date on its maintenance. When engine maintenance is being performed on a regular basis, your Rolls Royce Phantom will continue to give you an experience of the lifetime. You may not be the one who is in charge of providing the routine care, but it is still beneficial to know what should be done in order to ensure that the engine remains fully functional at all times.
Oil Changes
Getting an oil change for your vehicle is one of the first repair services that you will receive. It was once the rule of thumb to have the oil changed every 3,000 miles. The engine-building technology and the oil companies have come a long way in enhancing their products so now you can get away with changing your oil every 7,000 to 10,000 miles. There are a few instances where you would want to change the oil sooner than that; most of these are related to the frequency in which you drive your vehicle.
So let’s say that you only drive your Rolls Royce Phantom on the weekend. It is very likely that you will not put 7,000 to 10,000 miles on it in a year. However, oil continues to break down even when you do not use your car. So even if you do not frequently drive your vehicle, it is still a good idea to have the oil changed twice a year. This is to ensure that fresh and clean oil is always in your vehicle. Another good tip is to always have the mechanic change out the oil filter as well.
Spark Plugs
Another key system that should function properly and is required to maintain engine health are the spark plugs. The spark plugs help to start your vehicle by transferring the high-voltage current from the ignition coil to the combustion chamber where the current can ignite. This is the process your vehicle goes through every time the key is turned in the ignition.
If there are issues with the spark plugs, there are a few signs that will indicate this to you. Your vehicle could have a slow engine start or no engine start at all. The engine may misfire or feel rough while running. Other signs of issues with the spark plugs are slow acceleration and higher-than-normal fuel usage.
The spark plugs should be changed every five years or every 30,000 miles, whichever comes first. New spark plugs are a key factor in ensuring the proper function of the engine. When the spark plugs are taken care of, your Rolls Royce will have the best possible fuel economy. This means that your vehicle is at its maximum efficiency when it comes to the usage of fuel throughout the system.
Another reason why the spark plugs should be maintained is to ensure a smooth engine start-up. Rolls Royce takes pride in the fact that the Phantom offers one of the quietest vehicle experiences. This experience will be interrupted if the engine is having a loud or rough start due to the spark plugs.
Maintaining the Engine
Now that you are aware of some tips 
to help maintain the engine, it is crucial that you have your Rolls Royce Phantom serviced if you notice anything out of the ordinary. At Motorwerks Auto Group, we specialize in Aston Martin, Audi, Bentley, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Maserati, Mercedes, McLaren, MINI, Porsche and Rolls Royce. You can rest assured in the fact that all of our mechanics have certifications that allow them to work on high-quality vehicles.
Motorwerks Auto Group is serving the community of Humble, TX since 2007, so bring your Rolls Royce Phantom into us today to ensure your engine remains in tip-top shape.
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