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For most vehicles, oil should be changed every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, though modern synthetic oils may extend this interval. Always refer to your vehicle’s owner manual for the manufacturer's recommendation.

Symptoms Indicating the Need for an Oil Change and Inspection:

• Oil Warning Light: If this light comes on, it’s a sign that the oil level or pressure is too low, and an oil change or inspection is needed immediately.
• Engine Noise or Knocking: Dirty or low oil can cause increased friction in engine components, leading to unusual sounds or knocking.
• Exhaust Smoke: Blue or dark exhaust smoke can indicate burning oil, suggesting a need for an oil change or inspection for leaks.
• Dark or Dirty Oil: If the oil looks thick, dark, or gritty when checked, it’s overdue for a change.

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 Yes, we offer a comprehensive nationwide warranty on all parts and repairs. This warranty covers your vehicle for 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Whether you’re local or traveling, you can have peace of mind knowing that any repair or part we’ve worked on is protected. If something goes wrong with the parts or labor during this period, you can visit a participating repair shop anywhere in the country, and your warranty will be honored. It's our way of ensuring quality and reliability for every customer! 

 Absolutely! You’re welcome to wait in our comfortable waiting room while your vehicle is being serviced. We offer complimentary coffee and free Wi-Fi to make your time with us more enjoyable. No appointment is needed—just stop by, and we’ll take care of your vehicle as if it were our own. Our skilled team is dedicated to ensuring your vehicle is as safe as possible, giving you peace of mind every time you drive. 

Tires should generally be rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, though it’s best to check your vehicle’s owner manual for specific recommendations. Regular rotation ensures even wear, which helps extend tire life and improve safety.

Symptoms Indicating Tires Need Inspection or Rotation:

• Uneven Tire Wear: If tread wear is more pronounced on one side of the tire, it may indicate improper alignment or the need for rotation.
• Vibrations While Driving: Excessive vibration, especially at higher speeds, can signal uneven wear or balance issues.
• Vehicle Pulling to One Side: If your car pulls left or right, it could be due to uneven tire wear, indicating the need for rotation or alignment.

When the check engine light comes on, it’s important to pay attention to how it behaves to gauge the severity of the issue:

• Solid Check Engine Light: If the light stays solid, it usually indicates a less severe problem, like a loose gas cap or minor sensor issue. It’s safe to drive, but you should schedule an inspection soon to prevent potential damage.
• Flashing Check Engine Light: A flashing or blinking light signals a serious issue, often related to the engine misfiring. This can lead to severe damage, like catalytic converter failure, and it’s unsafe to continue driving. Stop and have the vehicle inspected immediately.

In either case, it’s best not to ignore the light. Prompt diagnostics can prevent more costly repairs later.