As you drive your vehicle everyday, the air filter acts as a shield to keep dirt and debris out of your engine. If these contaminants build up in the filter they can clog your vehicle’s air intake, which could lead to poor performance. It could also reduce your gas mileage, which can increase costs for you. We check your filter for you to make sure it can function properly.

Cabin Air filters remove solid contaminants like dust and soot from inside your vehicle. Surrounding vehicles can create an exhaust gas tunnel made up of gaseous odors that get funneled right into your vehicle. Cabin air filters should be replaced every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, or once a year.

Most vehicle manufactures and tire manufactures recommend rotating the tires between 5,000 and 7,500 miles.

There are hundreds of ways dirt and other contaminants can get into your gasoline everyday. That’s why there is an fuel filter in-between your gas tank and your engine. As time passes, the fuel filter gets completely clogged with these contaminants. Keeping your fuel filter fresh and clean will help vehicle performance, gas mileage, and can help prevent costly repairs to the engine.

Antifreeze serves two important functions: protecting the cooling system at extreme temperatures, and inhibiting rust and corrosion in the system. This service will flush the system with cleansers and replace the coolant. This procedure should protect your vehicle for up to two years, but your coolant should be checked every winter and summer for preventative maintenance.