The car manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule is a good starting point for determining when to replace parts, but there are other factors that can affect the lifespan of a particular part. For example, hotter and more humid climates can put more stress on the engine and other components, leading to premature wear and tear. Long daily commutes, especially if they involve a lot of stop-and-go traffic, can also shorten the lifespan of certain parts. Aggressive driving, riding the brakes, and not warming up your vehicle properly can also contribute to premature wear and tear.

• Check your owner’s manual: The owner’s manual will tell you the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule for your car. This schedule will include the different types of maintenance that need to be performed, as well as the recommended intervals for each type of maintenance.
• Create a maintenance log: A maintenance log is a great way to keep track of the maintenance that has been performed on your car. You can create a simple spreadsheet or use a dedicated maintenance log app. The maintenance log should include the date and type of maintenance performed, as well as the mileage at which the maintenance was performed.
• Set reminders: Once you have created a maintenance log, you can set reminders for when the next maintenance is due. This will help you to avoid missing any important maintenance appointments.
• Take your car to a qualified mechanic: It is important to have your car serviced by a qualified mechanic. This will ensure that the maintenance is performed correctly and that your car is safe to drive.

Yes. Not only do we provide quotes for parts and labor but also keep provide you with up-to-date information as a repair is making progress. Additionally, when a quote needs to be adjusted, based on the particular needs of a repair, they are communicated to our customers for approval.