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If your car's engine-oil isn't changed, dirt can build up and cause corrosion, decreasing the life of your engine. Without regular oil changes, your engine will get too hot, causing it to run less efficiently. Your engine needs clean oil and clean oil filters to stay properly lubricated and run efficiently.

The answer to this question varies depending on what type of vehicle you're driving and your driving conditions. On average, oil changes should take place every 5,000-7,5000 miles or 6 months for 2008 model year or later. If your car is a 2007 model or older, it's safer to get your oil changed every 3,000 miles or 3 months. After an oil change, our mechanics place a sticker inside your car that specifies when you should get your next oil change with a number of miles, oil life percentage, and/or a date.

Yes, we sure do. We can check, adjust, or replace your brakes. If your brakes are making unusual noises or feel off, come in and we'll figure out what the problem is.

Due to high demand and low supply of new vehicles due to current market conditions, we have a very limited supply of loaner vehicles available. Call us 708-853-6258 and ask to speak to a service representative about what circumstances qualify you for receiving a loaner vehicle.

Tires tend to wear unevenly and rotating them helps even out the wear. Rotations prolong tire life and create balanced handling. They're also beneficial for maintaining traction, which is especially useful in rainy or snowy driving conditions. Tire rotations should take place roughly every 3,000-5,000 miles, or at every oil change. Check your owner's manual for a recommended tire rotation schedule.