Why Service Here?

We Service All Makes and Models

You can come to us for all your Toyota service needs. However, we do so much more than that. In fact, our certified technicians service any make and model out on the road today! No matter what your particular set of wheels might be, we want to help you tackle its most essential repairs and maintenance.

Let our technicians handle your routine factory maintenance! Choose our team when your sedan, truck, or SUV is due for vital tasks, like oil and filter changes, brake maintenance and repairs, and wheel and tire service.

You can also count on us to take care of multi-point inspections, diagnostic checks, and engine tune-ups. We have the necessary tools and technology to diagnose car trouble. Whether it’s a dashboard warning light or strange sounds coming from the engine or transmission, we’ll get to the root of the problem—and root it out for you!

Is there a major repair that currently has your attention? We can take care of that as well! Our certified, experienced, and skilled mechanics have access to the latest equipment and know which methods deliver the best possible results. In addition to this, they work quickly to make sure you’re able to get back on the road right away.

We Use OEM Parts for All Repairs

You deserve—and look for—quality when it comes to auto repair. Our commitment to quality comes through in various ways, one of them being our exclusive use of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. This is vital, as these components are designed to operate inside your model. Yes, these genuine factory parts are just what the doctor ordered!

They’re designed to match the specifications of your vehicle, so you know they’ll be the perfect fit. Plus, factory parts will power your Toyota to an even more impressive performance.

Whether you drive a Toyota or any other car, we can procure genuine OEM parts for you! What’s more, we can also supply them to you for your at-home repairs. Feel free to request parts online and we’ll fulfill your order in a timely manner.

We Offer Service and Parts Specials

Nothing makes us happier than seeing our customers get amazing value for auto repairs! We make that happen every day. Sometimes, we like to deliver a little extra value, with our service and parts specials.

These specials rotate over time, although we always have discounts on some service! Whether it’s a wheel alignment or a new set of windshield wiper blades, check our website from time to time to see our latest offers.   

How To Know Your Vehicle Is Due for an Oil Change

Are you wondering how long you should let your daily driver go before it’s time to have the oil changed? Then, it’s important to remember that the recommended oil change intervals are based on the type of oil used in the engine.

If your commuter is a little older, it’s likely that it runs on conventional oil. If this is the case, you’ll want to see to it that a change is performed about every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Newer cars that use synthetic oil can travel quite a bit farther. The range in this case is 7,500 to 15,000 miles.

As these numbers are not set in stone, it’s important to watch out for signs that an oil change is required sooner than you may have planned. These signs include a burning smell coming from the engine, an engine that’s running louder than usual, and an illuminated service engine light on the dashboard.

Tips for Optimum Tire Performance

Generally, tires can last anywhere between three and five years. To get the most out of yours, you should try to make sure your ride’s tires are rotated somewhere between each 6,000 and 8,000 miles. The easiest way to ensure this necessary task is completed in a timely manner is to have it performed at the same time as an oil change. Rotations are important, as they allow regular wear and tear to spread evenly across the surface of each tire instead of remaining in a few spots.

It’s a good idea to personally conduct an inspection of your vehicle’s tires to keep an eye on their condition. This can be done whenever it’s most convenient for you. Whether it’s in the morning, during your lunch break at work, or in the evening when all the driving is done for the day, be sure to watch out for uneven wear, swelling, separation, and cracks. Excessive wear can simply mean that it’s time for a rotation. However, the other three are signs of accelerated aging and need to be addressed immediately.