Brake repair specialists at our shop understand how important it is to keep you safe by maintaining the braking system of your vehicle. After a certain number of miles, the brakes will wear down. Our brake repair team will inspect the brake lines for leaks while also observing the condition of the brake discs or drums. We can develop a plan for brake repair work that meets your needs. There can be many different signs indicating that your vehicle requires brake repair work. For example, the brake hoses could have leaks, or the brake pads might become soft. Get the brake repair work done immediately to prevent your car from becoming a road hazard.

The check engine light is a critical part of your engine’s early warning system. Never ignore the check engine light when it turns on because the check engine light usually indicates that a serious problem exists. It’s important to find out why the check engine light is turning on. For example, the engine could be misfiring, and this issue makes the check engine light become active. However, a faulty gas cap can also trigger the check engine light sensor. Our service team can find out the real reason why your check engine light is becoming activated.

The exhaust system of the vehicle is often associated with the muffler and the tailpipe. However, there are many other critical parts of the exhaust system that could be causing problems. For example, the manifold is the component that receives exhaust fumes from the cylinders. It also routes the exhaust to the tailpipe. Cracks in the manifold are just one possible item that can go wrong with your exhaust system.

Regular oil changes protect your engine from corrosion, damage, overheating and other ailments. Maintaining the engine is critical for extending the total working life of your vehicle. This requires you to stay on top of the oil changes. In reality, oil change services are part of a comprehensive preventative maintenance program that involves other fluids, inspections and air filter changes. The oil change is just the most critical part of this process. Make an appointment today for an oil change if you’ve neglected the vehicle. Each vehicle will have a manufacturer’s recommendation for the proper intervals for oil changes, but it’s normally between 5,000 to 7,000 miles.

The engine tune-ups are part of a complete preventative maintenance program. The vehicle should be brought in to the shop for tune-ups periodically. During these tune-ups, we change the spark plugs or clean them after a certain number of miles. For older models, tune-ups might include checking the distributor cap and rotor. These vehicles might still require tune-ups from a mechanic with knowledge of carburetor systems, for example.