Signs of Vehicle
Misalignment
Our engine is truly a feat of manufacturing and is made of hundreds of high-temperature moving parts and electrical systems alongside complex mechanical components
Tire wear that is uneven or cupped
Cupped wear is also known as tire scalloping, appearing as dippers along the tread edge.
Vibrations of the vehicle and floorboards during highway speed
when driving straight, pull to one side
Reduced handling capacity
wheel off-centered while driving
Timing Belts / Chains
Your vehicle's suspension system also depends on wheel alignment. The suspension system will be damaged if misaligned for a long time, resulting in costly repairs. When your wheels are out of alignment, there are three main warning signs:
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Car pulls to one side when you steer straight
Your car’s check engine light may also come on if your wheel alignment is severely out of place
A look at your tires reveals worn edges
Our expert technicians perform a wheel alignment check. They will check the air pressure and condition of the tires
Wheel alignment doesn’t have to cost too much
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Our experienced automotive technicians are well versed in starting problems–including batteries, starters, and alternators.
As your partner in automotive care, the best way for us to help you is to start with a comprehensive inspection of your vehicle
Once we know what we’re facing, we will offer you the best, most cost-efficient solution. We will walk
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Diminished electric functions
Old age
Slower engine crank
Corroded terminals
Clicking noise when turning the key
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When Should You Schedule
A Maintenance Service?
Periodic Maintenance
Most manufacturers recommend full service every 30,000-60,000 miles (or 3-5 years)
Performance Issues
Service the car when noticing any performance issues, such as decreased fuel efficiency, strange noises, or difficulty starting the engine
Check Engine Light
Service the car immediately when "check engine" light comes on to avoid serious, costly repairs and environmental damage
Long Trip Preparation
Service the car before a long trip to prevent breakdowns, including oil change, tire rotation, brake check, fluid level check, and general inspection.