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MAINTENANCE
Maintenance is the most important part of properly caring for your vehicle. Every car owners manuel has a maintenance schedule that you should follow. Service intervals are usually every 3 months or 3,000 miles, or 5 months 5,000 miles. Maintaining your vehicle accordingly will ensure that you have it for a very long time!
TUNING & BRAKES
Tune ups should be done roughly every 60,000-90,000 miles. Some vehicles require tune ups earlier or later than that. Tune ups typically include spark p lugs, ignition cables, air filters, fuel filters, and more. Performing a tune up at the appropriate intervals will keep your engine running well!
Brake servicing is beyond important, its a safety issue. Neglecting your brakes can cause noises, vibrations, and worst of all, an accident. Brakes do the obvious; they help you stop. Make sure you have your brakes checked more than regularly. If you drive alot, have them checked at every oil change. If you dont drive so much, have them checked every other oil change.
CAR SERVICING
Servicing your vehicle can mean many things. The servicing i will talk about here is typical oil change servicing.
Your vehicle takes either a regular oil or a full synthetic oil. Regular oil should be serviced every 3 months or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first. Full synthetic oil should be serviced every 5 months or 5,000 miles, again, whichever comes first.
At our facility, not only will your engine oil and filter be changed, we will also properly inflate the tires, topp off any needed fluids, and lubricate any grease fittings. A true full service job!
WHEELS & SUSPENSION
Wheels and suspension are supposed to be looked over on a regular basis.
Tires can wear out depending on a wide variety of factors. How you drive, your drive time, and the condidion of the suspension and front end are your biggest factors.
Suspension components are critical to a smooth, safe drive. If any of the suspension components are weak, loose, or broken, it can cause a number of other issues with any other part its attached to or near.
Ask your mechanic to check over your suspension regularly and replace your shocks or struts every 50,000 miles for a safer ride and better stopping power.