Services include but are not limited to...

A check engine light or malfunction indicator lamp, is a tell-tale that a computerized engine-management system uses to indicate a malfunction.

An oil change and filter replacement is one of many preventative maintenance services that help promote maximum vehicle performance while extending the life of your vehicle. Oil is responsible for lubricating the working components inside your vehicle's engine while reducing the amount of friction between them.

When you take your car for AC service, our technicians starts by checking the cabin temperature while operating the AC. He then proceeds to check the level of the refrigerant present in the system. A low refrigerant level is the most common cause reported for a low cooling car AC.

A coolant flush, also referred to as a cooling system service or radiator flush, is the process of adding a cleaner to the cooling system to eliminate sediment or rust. The system is then flushed thoroughly while new antifreeze and a conditioner to protect against corrosion are added. It could also be that the radiator needs to be replaced. 

If your electrical system is malfunctioning, you may notice that various lights start to dim. Dimming lights indicate charging malfunctions and low system voltage. The culprit could be a dying battery, loose wires, or a malfunctioning alternator belt. Corrosion of electrical systems may also be an issue

Engine maintenance typically includes the following to help prolong the life of your engine: 

• Spark Plug Replacement
• Spark Plug Wire Inspection
• Inspection of engine components
• Air and Fuel Filter Replacement  

Typically, the first step in 30/60/90K maintenance is to inspect the vehicle's major systems for signs of problems, followed by any of the following maintenance procedures as needed:

• Replacing spark plugs and/or plug wires
• Replacing filters
• Checking fluids (brake, coolant, transmission, etc.) and topping off or replacing fluids
• Tire rotation and pressure check
• Oil change
• Timing belt inspection
• Brake servicing

• Pads
• Rotors
• Wheel Bearing 
• Road test to ensure the entire braking system is operating properly
• And more!

Wheel service may include new tires with balancing and alignment, inspection of shocks and struts, a tire rotation of your existing tires to extend their lifespan, or removing the wheels for a brake check.