OIL CHANGE SERVICE
Oil Change Service Near Me
Conventional & Synthetic
Routine oil changes are imperative for the upkeep of any vehicle. This essential maintenance task involves the removal of used oil, which accumulates impurities such as dust, dirt, and sludge over time. These impurities can escalate friction and diminish engine performance.
Our services encompass a comprehensive array of products, ranging from conventional to blended and full-synthetic oils, tailored to meet the specifications outlined in your vehicle's owner’s manual.
Additionally, we provide optional additives designed to prolong the effectiveness of your oil changes. Each oil change appointment includes the installation of a new oil filter, ensuring optimal engine performance by effectively trapping future contaminants.
FLUID SERVICE
Car Fluid Services Near Me
In addition to oil changes their are other fluids in your vehicle that require service. These fluid include, coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid and differential oil.
Each if these fluids have a job to do and as they do their job they can break down and deteriorate over time. When that begins to happen they lose their effectiveness and can cause damage to the vehicle components they are meant to protect.
The service intervals for these fluids are much longer than engine oil and do vary across the different makes and models. The place to find these intervals are in your owner's manual or we can help you at Differentials Plus.
TIRE ROTATION
Tire Rotation & Tire Balancing in Hixson, TN
Along with fluid services, tire rotation is an important maintenance item for your vehicle. We typically recommend a tire rotation during every other oil change service or 10,000 miles. By following this interval you will prolong the life of your tires by distributing the tire wear evenly over time.
You'll enjoy increase fuel economy, improved tire performance and a smoother ride. Balancing is recommend per the manufacture's service interval but if you are noticing vibrating that gets progressively worse as your speed increases, you should schedule an appointment to have them rebalanced.
What's Next?
Give us a call to schedule an appointment and make sure you give us as much detail as possible. This will help us get to the root of the problem quickly and have you back on the road sooner.
Evaluation & Inspection
We will inspect and diagnose your vehicle using specific tests and diagnostic equipment to pinpoint the root problem. We use the same equipment as your OEM so you can rest assured your vehicle diagnosis is accurate.
Authorization
We won't perform any services to your vehicle without your authorization. We will provide a digital inspection report with photos and videos and a detailed estimate so you can make an informed decision.
Render Services
We know it's a hassle to be without your vehicle so we do our best to complete all approved work the same day. If that is not possible it will be communicated to you during the authorization process.
LEARN MORE
Standard Maintenance Schedule
Though the details will vary model to model, this is an example of what is typically recommended for each mileage reading on the odometer:
Every 5,000 miles
Every 10,000 miles
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Inspect and, if necessary, change the cabin air filter and engine air filter
At 36,000 miles
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Full mechanical inspection. This is also when most manufacturer's warranty expires.
At 50,000 miles
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Replace brake pads and fuel filter
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Drain and replace transmission fluid and filter
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Inspect exhaust, emissions, and suspension systems
At 60,000 miles
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Inspect belts, hoses, and valves (if the vehicle is equipped with a timing belt, have it changed according to the automaker’s recommendations to avoid possible engine damage)
At 100,000 miles
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Change high-mileage coolants and 100,000-mile spark plugs (if so equipped)
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Full mechanical inspection
At 125,000 miles
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Change O2 sensors, coolant, and brake fluid
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Inspect the air conditioning compressor and belt tensioner
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Replace shocks and struts and get a wheel alignment
At 180,000 miles
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Change the power steering fluid
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Clean airflow sensor
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Inspect seals on axles and driveshafts and replace if leaking
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Inspect the timing chain (if so equipped) and engine/transmission mounts
At 250,000 miles
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Clean fuel injectors
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Inspect the chassis
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Check the catalytic converter for damage
*Credit to https://www.carfax.com/blog/car-maintenance-schedules.