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POPULAR QUESTIONS

• Should I consider using synthetic motor oil?

  Yes, you can because synthetic oil is much better on your engine and has lesser impurities, it can last longer than conventional oil or synthetic blends. Turbo engines and older cars may still need to change the oil every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Synthetic oil change intervals range from 10,000-15,000 miles or once a year (whichever comes first).

• What parts should be replaced at what intervals?

  Every car has some components that wear out over time. These components can be filters or anything, which become dirty or frail and require to be replaced. It can be brakes and belts, which wear down and lose its effectiveness. It can be power steering fluid, engine oil, and other fluids that need to be refilled, replaced or flushed.

• How do I keep track of routine maintenance?

  Your car requires a number of routine maintenance, from changing your car oil to rotating tires, and a bunch of other things in between that you completely forget about until they begin to break or shatter.

  Components that require regular maintenance are more limited in lifespan than other more permanent parts of your vehicle. Failure to adhere to your maintenance schedule will affect your car’s core system, resulting in poor performance, more serious repairs, and lower overall value.

  The best and more helpful thing you can do to protect your car and your own safety are to follow the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule regularly.

  Take good care of your car and it will take good care of you.