Regular oil changes are vital to the long-term life of your vehicle’s engine. Pick the right oil for your car or truck by checking your vehicle’s manual for suggested oil type and service intervals. Get a FREE tire rotation with your oil change.
Wheel alignments are a particularly important step in overall tire and wheel maintenance. If your vehicle begins pulling to the right or left while driving, or if you feel a vibration in the steering wheel at higher speeds, contact us today for a wheel alignment service.
A fully functioning brake system is crucial to your safety, the safety of your passengers, and the safety of other drivers on the road. If you experience any signs or symptoms of bad brakes, contact us online or call us today to have your brakes inspected immediately.
Your car’s suspension system is an intricate network of cooperating components designed to give you a smooth, even, stable ride. If your car doesn’t seem to ride like it used to, you may have a problem.
Flat or damaged tires need to be repaired by qualified personnel. We repair tire tread punctures up to ¼” in diameter. Call or email us to repair or replace your damaged, punctured or leaky tires.
The transmission is an important component to any engine. Getting a transmission fluid change and transmission flush is important maintenance for your vehicle’s health. If you keep up with your transmission maintenance, your car can run newer, stronger & longer.
Your car’s radiator and cooling system needs to be clean to be cool. A quick, inexpensive radiator flush can keep the cooling system in shape. Check your car’s owner’s manual to see the recommended interval for changing your antifreeze and flushing your coolant system.
Over time, antifreeze breaks down and loses its efficiency. During a cooling flush and fill, our staff will drain the antifreeze from the radiator, flush the cooling system, and fill the radiator with new antifreeze.
Using tire rotation as a preventative maintenance will equalize front-to-rear and side-to-side wear on your tires. It is recommended that you rotate your tires every 3,000-5,000 miles even if you don’t show signs of wear.
Differentials compensate for the differences in wheel speed when turning. From time to time, they need to be properly lubricated in order to stay strong. Check your owner’s manual or service advisor for recommendations on how often to service your differential.
