Whether you have a budget barbecue or one that's more high-range, a gas grill is an investment, and should therefore be treated as such. Just as an oven, car, or any other valuable appliance needs regular maintenance and appropriate care in order to last as long as possible, so do our grills. But what exactly does that involve?
There are a host of different ways to prolong your grill's life expectancy. Some - such as storing it properly - should be a given, while others may only be necessary under certain circumstances. Either way, even the best gas grills need regular upkeep. Unless you're a seasoned pitmaster, however, you wouldn't necessarily know what that entails, and just to make life difficult, a manufacturer's guidebook won't necessarily tell you either.
