Maintenance

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Get your engine oil and oil filter changed and replaced at recommended intervals to prevent major engine wear and/or failures!

Over time, coolant wears down and doesn't cool efficiently enough and can cause overheating, which can damage cooling components, hoses, and even the engine itself. It's important to exchange the coolant in your vehicle at the recommended intervals, even if the coolant looks fine and is not leaking anywhere!

Drain and fill your transmission fluid on recommended service intervals to prevent premature wear and tear!

Exchange the brake fluid in your vehicle to keep your hydraulic braking components from premature wear and prevent critical failures!

Exchange the power steering fluid in your vehicle with new fluid to keep your power steering pump and components healthy!

Exchange all fluids in your vehicle! Save $30 or more!

Your accessory belt - or serpentine belt - is what utilizes the energy output of your engine to power the power steering pump, water/coolant pump, alternator, and more. If your belt is cracked or tearing, it must be replaced. It is a vital yet simple part that keeps your vehicle on the road!

 Think of your coolant hoses as your car's arteries. They carry the vital fluid that keeps the engine cool. Hoses wear over time due to heat, pressure, and the coolant chemicals themselves, much like an old rubber band loses its stretch. Replacing old hoses prevents a small, cheap part from causing a massive, costly problem. It's about fixing them on your schedule, not when they break down and leave you stranded! 

Some other mechanical parts that should be replaced before they shows signs of wear include, but are not limited to the following:

• Spark plugs
• Fuel filters
• Air filters
• Wiper blades
• Windshield washer system