"Complete Automotive Service You Can Trust"

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Perform tune ups at factory recommended intervals. This can have a big impact on your fuel efficiency.

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Change your oil and filter based on factory recommendations. Most cars require this every 3,000 to 4,000 miles. Check your owners manual.

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Have all fluid levels checked regularly and at least once a month. This includes oil, brake fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid, windshield washer solvent, and coolant/antifreeze.

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Have your chassis lubricated regularly. A good rule of thumb is to have this performed at every oil change.

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Check your tire pressure at least once a month and maintain tire manufacturers recommended pressure. Tires should also be rotated every 5,000 miles to promote equal wear.

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Inspect engine belts and hoses on a regular basis. Look for cracks and have a trained mechanic check tension and wear.

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Check battery posts and cables for signs of corrosion. Batteries typically last between 3 to 4 years depending on type. A properly equipped repair facility can test your battery for you.

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Have your air cleaner inspected at every oil change for dirt and clogging. This can reduce fuel efficiency greatly.

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Check all exterior lights on a regular basis, including headlights (high & low beam), turn signals, brake lights, and back up lights.

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Check windshield wiper blades for cracks and tears. These are typically replaced once a year. If streaking is a problem try cleaning the rubber blade with rubbing alcohol, replace if problem persists.