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Wear and tear cost per kilometer represents the ongoing expenses associated with vehicle maintenance and depreciation divided by the distance traveled. It helps vehicle owners understand the true cost of operating their vehicle beyond just fuel expenses.
The calculator uses the wear and tear cost formula:
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Explanation: This formula calculates the average cost per kilometer for vehicle wear and tear, helping owners budget for vehicle operating expenses.
Details: Understanding wear and tear costs is crucial for proper vehicle maintenance budgeting, determining true operating costs, and making informed decisions about vehicle usage and replacement.
Tips: Enter maintenance costs in MYR, depreciation value in MYR, and total kilometers traveled. All values must be valid (positive numbers, km > 0).
Q1: What expenses are included in maintenance costs?
A: Maintenance costs include routine services, repairs, tire replacements, brake maintenance, and other regular vehicle upkeep expenses.
Q2: How is vehicle depreciation calculated?
A: Depreciation is typically calculated as the difference between the vehicle's purchase price and its current market value.
Q3: What is a typical wear and tear cost range in Malaysia?
A: Wear and tear costs vary by vehicle type and usage, but typically range from 0.10 to 0.50 MYR per kilometer for most passenger vehicles.
Q4: How often should I recalculate wear and tear costs?
A: It's recommended to recalculate annually or whenever significant maintenance expenses occur to maintain accurate cost estimates.
Q5: Does this include fuel and insurance costs?
A: No, this calculator specifically focuses on wear and tear costs (maintenance and depreciation). Fuel, insurance, and other operating costs should be calculated separately.