Taking car maintenance seriously is not as exciting as it may sound (this was said with heavy sarcasm). It’s like going to the dentist; you know you have to do it, but most people drag their feet before making the appointment. Knowing you have a dental appointment causes us to do all the things we should be doing anyway. Typically, lots of flossing precedes the dentist appointment. The dental hygienist knows that you don’t floss every day. One glance in your mouth tells them you tried to make up for all those missed flossings.
Car maintenance has a similar effect on people. You think back to when that pesky light on the dashboard came on and you decided to ignore it. It’s suggesting that you need maintenance, but it’s not a carved-in-stone-do-this-immediately light, right?
Most of the time, the maintenance due light is letting you know that something the manufacturer recommended is due. You can look in your owner’s manual and find out what sort maintenance is due, or you can call your automotive service provider to make an appointment and they’ll let you know based on time, manufacturer recommendations, mileage, and driving habits, what they’d recommend.
The technician knows when maintenance is ignored on a vehicle by looking at the condition of various filters and fluids. There’s no judging, we’re here to help you get the maximum number of quality years out of your vehicle.
We have to go to the dentist too so we know how you feel. The dentist wants you to keep your teeth as long as possible and we want to help you keep your car on the road as long as possible.