Service FAQ

While many quick-change oil outlets recommend the 3,000-mile interval, most manufacturers disagree. In fact, the vast majority of owner’s manuals list the need for an oil change around every 5,000 to 10,000 miles. Consult your owner’s manual for an exact mileage interval. Keep in mind that you should get an oil change every six months regardless of whether you hit the mileage interval!

Every driver hates the check engine dashboard warning light. In truth, a lot of technicians do as well. There are many causes for a check engine light to flicker on. It could be a minor issue, such as a loose gas cap, or a major mechanical problem, like a damaged cylinder. The only way to know what your check engine light means is to make an appointment at a certified dealership. There, manufacturer-trained technicians can perform a diagnosis to determine the exact cause of the check engine light.

Strong vibrations at high speeds can be concerning, but it may not be a danger to your safety right away. Vibrations could be a sign of unbalanced tires. There are plenty of causes for unbalanced tires, like hitting a curb. Fortunately, scheduling an appointment at a dealership service department can have your tires straightened out in no time. The end result will be a smooth ride with little to worry about!