Vehicle Health Check

In the not-so-distant past, 100,000 miles was considered to be the benchmark for your vehicle’s service life.  Armed with better technology and an improved understanding of vehicle maintenance, today’s cars are generally lasting twice as long…often surpassing 200,000 miles before they aren’t cost effective to maintain.

Most motorists know the importance of a regular oil change, but what about the rest of the fluids?  Changing fluids before they reach their respective limits is critical to maintaining performance, reliability, and the maximum service life of your vehicle.  All modern lubricants contain additives that inhibit breakdown and allow them to last longer.  Sludge forms as these additives are depleted, reducing performance and causing certain vital parts to wear unnecessarily.  Worn parts lead to repairs; ultimately causing an overall increase in operating costs.  By performing preventative maintenance services you can expect to:  save gas, reduce emissions, maintain your warranty, improve performance, extend vehicle life, and save money in the long-term.