Engine Diagnostics

The engine is the powerhouse of your vehicle. Simply put it converts heat from burning gas into the driving force that turns your wheels. Over time, all the different components of your engine can wear out and make your vehicle lose fuel efficiency and power. To keep your car on the road and performing at its best, it is crucial that you follow the maintenance schedule recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.


We offer a full range of engine tune-up services to ensure your vehicle will last many years on the road. Taking good care of your engine is very important because these powerful, sophisticated machines are extremely expensive to repair or replace.


These symptoms could be a sign that it is time for a tune-up


  • Poor gas mileage
  • Reduced power and handling
  • Engine runs rough or stalls when stopped
  • Engine makes knocking sound while accelerating
  • Engine running after the ignition is off
  • Check Engine or Service Engine Soon light comes on


Tune-Up Service


You’re not the only vehicle owner who has come in with questions about a tune-up. What is a tune-up exactly? How often should I get a tune up? Depending on your vehicle’s manufacturer recommendations, year, and mileage, a maintenance tune-up may be as simple as spark plug replacement or it may require more complex adjustments.


Our complete spark plug replacement service package provides:


  • Visual inspection of engine parts
  • New spark plugs installed
  • Adjustment of timing and idle


We also offer additional Engine Tune Up Services, such as:


  • Fuel filter replacement
  • Air filter replacement
  • PCV valve replacement
  • A fuel system cleaning


For more information about our tune-up service, call or stop by today and let our professional and certified technician take care of all your needs. We’ll keep your engine tuned up and road ready!


Importance of changing your air filter



The air filter ensures that only contaminant free, clean air enters the engine. Neglecting to replace the air filter will result in poor engine performance, reduced fuel efficiency, and ignition problems.

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