Maintenance & Auto Service

Automotive maintenance refers to the routine care, inspections, and servicing of a vehicle to ensure its optimal performance, reliability, and longevity. Regular maintenance is crucial for preventing mechanical issues, enhancing safety, and preserving the resale value of the vehicle. Below, you will find services that Automotive Performance and Restoration provides to ensure your vehicle's optimal performance, reliability, and longevity:

1. Oil and Filter Changes:

   • Scheduled Intervals: Regularly changing the engine oil and oil filter to maintain proper lubrication and protect the engine from wear and deposits.

   • Oil Type Selection: Using the manufacturer-recommended oil type based on factors such as climate and driving conditions.

2. Fluid Inspections and Replacements:

   • Transmission Fluid Service: Checking and replacing transmission fluid to ensure smooth gear shifting and prevent transmission issues.

   • Brake Fluid Service: Inspecting and flushing brake fluid to maintain brake system efficiency.

   • Coolant System Maintenance: Regularly checking and replenishing coolant to prevent engine overheating.

3. Tire Services:

   • Tire Rotation: Evenly distributing tire wear by rotating tires at specified intervals.

   • Tire Pressure Checks: Regularly monitoring and adjusting tire pressure for optimal fuel efficiency, handling, and safety.

4. Brake System Inspections:

   • Brake Pad Replacement: Changing brake pads as needed to maintain effective braking performance.

   • Brake Rotor Inspection: Checking and resurfacing or replacing brake rotors to prevent brake fade and vibration.

5. Battery Maintenance:

   • Battery Testing: Regularly testing battery health and voltage to prevent unexpected failures.

   • Terminal Cleaning: Removing corrosion from battery terminals to ensure a secure electrical connection.

6. Air Filter Replacement:

   • Engine Air Filter: Replacing the air filter to ensure clean air intake and optimize engine performance.

   • Cabin Air Filter: Changing the cabin air filter for improved air quality inside the vehicle.

7. Spark Plug Replacement:

   • Scheduled Replacement: Swapping out spark plugs according to the manufacturer's recommendations to maintain ignition efficiency.

8. Belts and Chains Inspection:

   • Timing Belt/Chain Inspection: Checking and replacing timing belts or chains to prevent engine damage.

   • Accessory Belt Inspection: Examining and replacing accessory belts to prevent accessory failures.

9. Suspension and Steering System Services:

   • Shock and Strut Inspections: Checking for signs of wear and replacing shocks and struts as needed.

   • Power Steering Fluid Service: Inspecting and replenishing power steering fluid to maintain smooth steering.

10. Exhaust System Checks:

    • Catalytic Converter Inspection: Ensuring the catalytic converter is functioning correctly for emissions control.

    • Exhaust System Leaks: Identifying and repairing leaks in the exhaust system to prevent harmful emissions.

11. Vehicle Inspection and Diagnostics:

    • Comprehensive Checkups: Conducting regular inspections to identify potential issues before they become major problems.

    • Diagnostic Services: Utilizing diagnostic tools to identify and address warning lights, error codes, and performance issues.

Automotive maintenance is a proactive approach to vehicle care, promoting safety, reliability, and efficiency. Following a regular maintenance schedule based on the manufacturer's recommendations helps drivers keep their vehicles in optimal condition, reduce the risk of breakdowns, and extend the lifespan of various components. Professional technicians play a crucial role in performing these maintenance tasks with precision and expertise.