Is your vehicle pulling from one side to another? Are your tires showing signs of uneven or premature wear? If so, it maybe be time to visit us. We can perform regular checks to help you avoid major alignment issues.

Generally, it means that your car’s wheels are adjusted to point in the right direction, according to specifications. Be sure to have your vehicle’s front end alignment and back end alignment checked every six months or 10.000 km. Signs that you need a wheel alignment include, but are not limited to:

Most technicians agree that changing the engine oil and filter on a regular basis is the single most important maintenance service for your car, truck or SUV. Refer to your car’s owners manual for the factory recommendation on oil changes.

If you are often in stop-and-go traffic, city driving, or go on frequent short trips, you may want to change your oil more often. The amounts of time you can wait before changing your oil tends to differ greatly between conventional and synthetic oils.

Our services include transmission repair on both manual and automatic transmissions. If repair isn’t an option, we can rebuild or replace your vehicle’s transmission. We also offer free towing with any major transmission or auto repair.

We provide complete electronic diagnostics (including the engine), differential repair and overhaul, brake service and repair, engine tune-up and fuel injection cleaning, steering and suspension repair, transfer case and differential service, and so much more. You can also count on us for factory-recommended maintenance.

There is no way to tell exactly how long a tire lasts. The lifespan and mileage of a tire depends of a combination of factors: its design, the driver’s habits, the climate, the road conditions and the care that’s put into the tires.

You can increase your tire’s longevity by maintaining the correct air pressure, performing regular tire rotations and vehicle maintenance.For original equipment: follow the vehicle manufacturer’s tire replacement recommendations. A few milestones and tips:

All drivers know that putting your foot on the brake slows the vehicle down, however, many do not know exactly how the brake system works. Good driving ethics and cautious driving can prolong brake life.

Over time, brakes can fail for several reasons; a leak of fluid in the hydraulics can cause weak or failed brakes. Additionally, over time, the frequency and intensity of the application on the braking system can wear the brakes and component parts: these need to be monitored, serviced and as they deteriorate replaced.