Get Prepared for Winter With a Long-Overdue Tune-up at

Winter is here, so it's the perfect time to review your car maintenance schedule.

We all know that cold weather, snow, and ice can be especially hard on a car, and you may have neglected something for a little too long (battery check or tire inspection?).

Let our service center take a look and address any issues before small problems turn into costly winter repairs.

But first, use this checklist to make sure your car is ready for winter.

Get an Oil Change

If you haven’t had your oil changed in a while, check your owner’s manual to see how often you need to do that. Old and dirty oil will be even more sluggish in the colder months. Check our oil change coupons to save on this important service.

Brakes are arguably the most important safety feature on your car. Bring it in for a brake inspection if you notice anything wrong with your brakes. Brake pads wear out over time and you don’t want your brakes to fail when you’re trying to stop in wet or icy conditions.

Check Your Tires

Your tires are also super important, so don't take them for granted. Do they have noticeable wear? When’s the last time you checked your tire pressure? Changes in the weather cause tire pressure to go up and down. If your tires are worn or damaged, take a look at our tire specials. Putting on new tires is easier than putting yourself and family at risk.

Check Your Battery

Cold weather can be hard on batteries. What might have seemed like a small issue in the summer could result in a dead battery in the winter. Don’t get caught on the side of the road. Let us check your battery for you, and replace it if needed.

Check Engine Light

When your car’s Check Engine light is on, that might mean there’s a problem that needs attention. If you've been driving with your Check Engine light on, schedule an appointment so we can determine what’s wrong. Don't head into winter driving with an undiagnosed issue that could turn into a major problem.

Or Maybe It's Time for a New Car...