Preventive Maintenance

Our recommended preventative maintenance services include:

    Oil change, lube and filter
    Tire rotation
    Brake and transmission fluid replacement
    Clean fuel injector
    Air filter inspection and replacement
    Transmission inspection
    Radiator inspection and service
    Fan and belt inspection and replacement
    Vehicle Inspection
    Tune-Up
    Air Conditioning service
    Battery inspection
    Factory scheduled maintenance

Our 5-star repair service includes*:

    Brake Services
    Engine services and repair
    Transmission Service & Repair
    Electrical systems service and repair
    Steering & Suspension Services
    Heating & Cooling Services
    Alternators, starters, and ignition Service
    Cooling system repair (A/C)
    Water pumps
    Fuel pumps & lines repair

Courtesy of the Automotive Service Association

According to recent studies, 5 percent of all motor vehicle fatalities are clearly caused by automobile maintenance neglect. The following simple and inexpensive preventive checks will greatly extend the life of the vehicle, ensure safer operation and even benefit the environment. Always consult your owner's manual for individual service schedules because maintenance requirements vary by manufacturer.

- Always consult your owner's manual, but a good rule of thumb is to have the oil filter changed regularly -
every 3,000 to 4,000 miles.
- Have all fluids checked, including brake, power steering, transmission/transaxle, windshield washer
solvent and antifreeze. These fluids play a large role in the safety and performance of the vehicle.
- Check tire inflation. Under-inflated tires can result in a loss of fuel efficiency. This is the least expensive
   form of preventive and safety maintenance. Tires should be checked once a month.
- Keep your engine tuned. A fouled spark plug or plugged/restricted fuel injector can reduce fuel efficiency
   by as much as 30 percent.
- Have the chassis lubricated frequently. This step extends the life of the moving components of the vehicle's
suspension system.
- Check battery cables and posts for corrosion and clean them as needed. The battery fluid also should be
checked and filled if it is low, unless it is a maintenance-free battery.
- Have the lighting system checked frequently, including headlights, turn signals, and brake and taillights.
- Check windshield washer blades for cracks, tears and windshield contact. Replace them at least once a
year or sooner if streaking begins.
- Inspect engine belts regularly. Worn belts will affect the engine performance. Look for cracks and missing
sections or segments.

Have the air filtration system checked frequently. The air filter should be checked every other oil change for clogging or damage. This system ensures that the vehicle is performing at its peak condition.