To extend the service life of the particle trap, car owners can take the following measures:

Regular maintenance of vehicles: Strictly follow the requirements of the vehicle manual, regularly replace key components such as oil and air filters to ensure that the engine is in optimal working condition and reduce the generation of particulate matter.

Use fuel and oil that meet the standards: choose high-quality fuel from regular gas stations to ensure that the cleanliness and grade of the fuel meet the requirements of the vehicle. Engine oil should also be selected from products that meet the recommended specifications of the vehicle manufacturer, especially low ash engine oil, to reduce the blockage of particle traps caused by ash generated after combustion.

Avoid prolonged low-speed driving: If conditions permit, regularly drive the vehicle on highways or clear roads to maintain a high engine speed, which helps the active regeneration of the particulate trap and reduces the accumulation of particulate matter.

Regularly check the status of the particle trap: Pay attention to the warning lights related to the particle trap on the vehicle dashboard. Once any abnormalities are found, promptly go to a professional repair shop for inspection and handling. If there is a slight blockage in the particle trap, it can be regenerated by high-speed driving or professional equipment to avoid worsening the problem.