Faq
Any leakage of oil underneath the car.
Check any leakage of coolant water from the radiator.
Check the battery condition.
Check whether car emits blue grey, dense smoke or a normal smoke from exhaust pipe.
Watch out for engine noises, any vibrations, lack of power or any other issues.
Check for any burning smells when open the hood.
Check steering wheel, driver’s seat and inner door.
Check tires ( Edge should not worn out, no bulge on the sidewall, no cuts, enough groves to hold the road)
Check all gauges are working fine when you start the car.
Routine checks:
Check battery.
Tires and brakes
Fluid levels ( Coolant, Washer fluid, Brake fluid, Oil, Power steering, etc.)
Fuel filters and Injectors Belts and hoses.
Alternator
Squeaking or squealing noises coming from the brakes Indicator light turns on- if car is equipped Deep grinding metal sound Vibrating brake pedal Brake pads appear less than 1/4" thick
There are several factors affecting the frequency with which you should service your car . Many people ask, how often should a car be serviced, however the primary trio for consideration for an answer are: The amount of miles you drive. How well your vehicle has been maintained. The surfaces and quality of road you travel on. As a good rule of thumb, we suggest you have your car serviced every twelve months or 12000 miles, whichever comes first. Heavy car users, who drive many miles a year, should aim to have at least an interim service every six months or 6000 miles.
Complete Auto Repair Services
Engine, fuel systems, emissions, & performance
Cooling system service & repairs
Engine mechanical repair & services
Oil Change Services
Air conditioning & heater service
Brake services, axle service/replacement, wheel & tire services
Electrical circuits, switches, & electronics
Maintenance services available
Transmission & clutch service
Charging & starting systems
Wheel Alignments
Light Duty Diesel Repairs
Time needed by a vehicle to completely get repaired typically depends upon the level of repair required and availability of auto parts etc. Visit the shop and our technicians will carefully examine your vehicle and provide you with an accurate time estimate.
Rotating your tires every 3rd oil change or 9,000 miles (based on tire application) helps insure the life of the tire and its warranty. Avoidance of this can cause tire damage (cupping), and may make the steering of the vehicle difficult. Pay close attention to the tread depth of your tires to observe that the wear patterns are equal.
It is best to have the cooling system flushed at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer. Having the system flushed once a year is commonly recommended if the vehicle is driven regularly. Coolant breaks down over time, becoming corrosive which can cause premature failure of gaskets and seals. The idea is to replace the coolant before it gets contaminated to avoid costly repairs.
It is best to have the transmission fluid flushed at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer under normal driving conditions. Under severe service it may be advisable to have it flushed more often. Transmission fluid breaks down over time due to the extreme temperatures during operation. The idea is to replace the fluid before it looks dark or smells burned so the transmission can operate at its best. This will prolong the life of the transmission and head off costly repairs and inconvenience for you.