Service Maintenance

Here are common features associated with a comprehensive car maintenance service:

• Oil Change:
• Regular oil changes are a fundamental aspect of car maintenance. This involves draining the old engine oil, replacing the oil filter, and filling the engine with fresh oil to ensure proper lubrication.
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• Filter Replacements:
• Replacement of air filters, cabin air filters, and fuel filters to maintain clean air circulation within the engine and cabin and to ensure fuel system efficiency.
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• Fluid Inspections and Top-Ups:
• Checking and topping up essential fluids, including coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid, and windshield washer fluid.
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• Tire Rotation and Inspection:
• Rotating tires to promote even wear and extending tire life, as well as inspecting tire tread depth and pressure.
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• Brake System Inspection:
• Inspecting brake pads, rotors, calipers, and brake fluid to ensure the braking system is functioning correctly.
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• Battery Check:
• Testing the battery's condition and ensuring proper connections.
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• Spark Plug Replacement:
• Replacing spark plugs to maintain proper combustion and engine performance.
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• Belts and Hoses Inspection:
• Checking the condition of belts and hoses for wear, cracks, or other signs of damage.
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• Exhaust System Inspection:
• Inspecting the exhaust system for leaks, rust, or damage.
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• Suspension System Inspection:
• Checking shocks, struts, and other suspension components for wear and ensuring proper vehicle handling.
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• Alignment Check:
• Verifying wheel alignment to prevent uneven tire wear and ensure optimal vehicle handling.
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• Fluid Leak Inspection:
• Examining the vehicle for any signs of fluid leaks, such as oil, coolant, or transmission fluid.
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• Diagnostic Scans:
• Conducting diagnostic scans to identify any fault codes or issues with the vehicle's electronic systems.
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• Cleaning and Lubrication:
• Cleaning critical components and applying lubrication to moving parts as needed.