This is your standard oil change. Our technicians will diagnose potential problems and plan recommended maintenance and also suggest the correct fluids to use in your vehicle’s engine:

Conventional Oil: Many customers still prefer the lower cost and familiarity of conventional motor oil, particularly if their vehicle isn’t subject to severe driving conditions, such as dirty/dusty roads, lots of short trips, driving in extreme heat or cold, and towing heavy loads.

High Mileage Oil: Specially designed for vehicles with over 75,000 miles. Helps keep engines that have been around the block a few times running better, longer by reducing oil burn-off, oil leaks and gradual loss of compression.

Synthetic Blend Oil: A mixture of synthetic and conventional oils that serves as a midpoint between the two: better protection and performance than conventional oil can provide, especially in severe driving conditions, but not as good as a full synthetic oil.

From drum brakes to disc brakes, calipers and rotors, to shoes and pads, the trained technicians know your brake system and can perform brake inspections and brake pad replacements on almost every make and model. This includes models equipped with ABS, otherwise known as an Anti-Lock Braking System. So you can drive with confidence and Leave Worry Behind.

It’s a good idea to have your brakes inspected every 12,000 miles or about once a year. A  technician will conduct an inspection of the brake system’s linings and other key components, including a detailed diagnosis of the findings. Service recommendations will be based on your vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations and the condition of the brake components that impact system performance.

Schedule for vehicle servicing below or call to make a reservation.

After discussing faulty AC system symptoms with you, technicians begin the service by visually inspecting the air conditioning compressor drive belt, serpentine belt and all accessible components for cracks, leaks or damage. Then they check the operation of the air conditioning compressor. If no leaks or damage are found, they evacuate the refrigerant from the system, vacuum test it, and recharge the air conditioning system using the appropriate refrigerant according to your vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations.

We do not recommend servicing systems with detected leaks or damage. The  AC service is designed for periodic maintenance rather than AC repair, but rest assured we can recommend the next steps to be taken to get your AC system up and running. Early detection of leaks or damage to your vehicle AC system can save you time and money, keeping you and everyone in your vehicle cool and worry free.

Please call ahead to schedule for service.