It is generally recommended to have your car serviced every 6 months or 5,000 miles, but it can vary depending on the manufacturer's guidelines and your driving habits.

No, we cannot provide emissions testing. In Colorado, you must visit Air Care Colorado for testing. We can, however, evaluate your vehicle if it fails the emissions test.

Yes, we provide a complimentary rewards program that offers roadside assistance, rewards dollars earned with every purchase to use towards future services, opportunities to donate your rewards dollars to local charities, and the ability to earn free oil changes.

A regular car maintenance service typically includes an oil change, fluid top-ups, and a general inspection of the vehicle's components. We will provide a digital inspection report and address any concerns the technician may find. A tire rotation and air filter changes can be done for an additional charge.

Some signs that your car may need an oil change include dark, dirty oil on the dipstick, the oil change indicator light is illuminated on the dashboard, or if it has been several months since your last oil change. We also provide an oil change interval sticker on your windshield with the next recommended service mileage and date.

Signs of a failing battery can include difficulty starting the car, dim headlights, a clicking sound when turning the key, or a battery warning light on the dashboard.

Yes, we offer a 4 year/48,000-mile nationwide warranty on most repairs. Some exceptions may apply.

The time it takes to replace a specific part can vary depending on the complexity of the repair and availability of the part. Once we have examined the vehicles needs we can provide an estimated time frame based on your specific situation.

Yes, we will assess the issue and provide a breakdown of the expected costs involved. We cannot provide estimates over the phone unless we have already examined the vehicle due to their being a wide range of differing costs for parts and labor times.

It is generally not recommended to drive your car if the check engine light is on. The light indicates that there is a potential issue with your vehicle that needs to be addressed, and driving with an unresolved problem can cause further damage.

The type of fuel you should use for your vehicle is typically specified in the owner's manual. It is best to follow the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure optimal performance and fuel efficiency.

Tire rotation should typically be done every 5,000 miles or as recommended by your vehicle's manufacturer. This helps ensure even tread wear and prolongs the life of your tires.

Some of our auto repair shops are able to provide loaner cars based on availability. All of our shops offer shuttle services for their customers, but some exclusions may apply depending on distance. It's best to inquire with the specific shop about their offerings.

Some ways to improve fuel efficiency include maintaining proper tire pressure, regular maintenance and oil changes, minimizing excessive idling, avoiding aggressive driving, and reducing unnecessary weight in the car.

Auto manufacturers periodically issue recalls for specific car models to address safety or performance issues. You can check for recalls by visiting the manufacturer's website or contacting a local dealership with your vehicle identification number (VIN).

Regular maintenance such as oil changes, manufacturer recommended services, fluid checks, tire rotations, and filter replacements can help prolong the life of your car.

We accept cash and all major credit cards, including American Express.

We are no longer able to provide services on motor homes or trailers. Please reach out to us directly if you have any questions or concerns about whether or not we would be able to work on your vehicle.