Our Services

Over time, battery terminals can accumulate corrosion—often appearing as a white or bluish buildup—which restricts electrical flow between the battery and your vehicle. 

This can cause slow starts, flickering lights, electrical issues, and even premature battery or alternator failure. Our battery cleaning service removes corrosive buildup, applies a protective anti-corrosion treatment, and ensures secure terminal connections. 

Regular cleaning helps maximize battery life, ensures reliable starting power, and reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns. Neglecting this simple maintenance can lead to expensive electrical problems and inconvenient no-start situations.

Your vehicle’s battery is the heart of its electrical system, providing the power to start the engine and runs everything from your lights to the infotainment system. 

Batteries degrade with time and exposure to heat, eventually leading to reduced voltage and unreliable performance. Waiting too long to replace a weak battery increases your risk of being stranded and can even damage alternators or onboard electronics.

Regular testing and timely replacement keep your vehicle starting strong and your electronics protected.

The cabin air filter keeps dust, pollen, and pollutants from entering your vehicle’s HVAC system and cabin. Over time, it becomes clogged, restricting airflow and overworking your blower motor. 

A dirty filter can also cause unpleasant odors, harbor mold, and reduce  A/C and heating performance. 

Replacing the cabin air filter helps maintain air quality, HVAC efficiency, and passenger comfort—especially important for allergy and asthma sufferers.

Coolant (antifreeze) is essential for regulating engine temperature and protecting against corrosion, freezing, and overheating.

Over time, coolant breaks down and loses its protective properties, becoming acidic and harmful to the radiator, water pump, and internal engine passages. Ignoring coolant service can result in overheating, gasket failure, or even engine damage.

Routine drain and fill services restore proper cooling function and prevent major system failures.

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is essential for reducing emissions in modern diesel engines equipped with SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) systems. DEF helps convert harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions into harmless nitrogen and water vapor, keeping your vehicle compliant with emissions standards

 If DEF levels get too low, your vehicle may trigger warning lights, enter limp mode, or refuse to start. Topping off DEF ensures your system has the proper amount of high-quality fluid to function efficiently and avoid interruptions.

Skipping DEF maintenance can lead to performance issues, costly repairs, or compliance violations.

The engine air filter prevents dirt, dust, and debris from entering your engine’s air intake. 

A clean filter ensures proper airflow for combustion, which supports fuel efficiency, throttle response, and emissions control. A clogged air filter restricts airflow, forcing the engine to work harder and reducing performance.

Replacing it regularly helps your engine breathe better, run cleaner, and last longer.

Over time, old engine oil can leave behind carbon deposits, sludge, and varnish that stick to internal components.

This buildup can restrict oil flow, affect engine timing, and accelerate wear on critical parts like pistons and bearings.

An engine flush clears out harmful debris and contaminants, improving lubrication, restoring oil flow, and extending engine life—especially in vehicles with a history of infrequent oil changes. 

Not all engine flushes are created equal. AMSOIL Engine Flush uses a detergent-based, non-solvent formula that safely breaks down sludge, varnish, and deposits —without the harsh chemicals found in many solvent-based flushes.

Unlike aggressive products that can dry out or damage internal seals, AMSOIL’s formula is gentle and  compatible with seals and gaskets, while still delivering a deep, thorough clean.

It’s safe for both gasoline and diesel engines, and it effectively prepares your engine for fresh oil and optimal long-term performance.

Fuel filters play a critical role in protecting your engine by removing dirt, rust, and other contaminants from the fuel before it reaches your fuel injectors.

Over time, filters can become clogged, which reduces fuel pressure and starves the engine of clean fuel. This leads to sluggish performance, difficulty starting, poor fuel economy, and even damage to the fuel pump or injectors.

Regularly replacing your fuel filter helps ensure smooth engine performance, prolongs fuel system life, and maintains efficient fuel delivery.

Gasoline 

• Gasoline fuel systems are vulnerable to carbon buildup, varnish, and injector deposits—especially with today’s ethanol-blended fuels and stop-and-go driving habits.

• Over time, these contaminants can reduce fuel efficiency, cause rough idling, and lead to sluggish acceleration or misfires. A professional-grade fuel treatment helps clean injectors, intake valves, and combustion chambers, restoring lost performance and improving fuel economy.

• Regular use can also protect against corrosion and moisture buildup in the fuel system. Skipping this maintenance can allow deposits to build up over time, negatively impacting drivability and long-term engine health.

Diesel Fuel Treatments

• Diesel engines require clean, moisture-free fuel to run efficiently and reliably. Modern diesel fuel systems—especially high-pressure common rail designs—are highly sensitive to contaminants, gelling, and microbial growth.

• Diesel fuel treatments help prevent injector deposits, boost cetane levels for cleaner combustion, and reduce the risk of fuel gelling in cold weather. They also help disperse water and inhibit algae and bacteria that can grow in diesel tanks. Without proper treatment, diesel engines may experience hard starts, power loss, increased emissions, or premature injector and fuel pump failure.

• Regular fuel conditioning is key to maintaining diesel performance and extending engine life.

Differentials distribute power to your wheels, allowing them to turn at different speeds when cornering. The fluid inside lubricates gears and dissipates heat.

With time and mileage, this fluid breaks down and becomes contaminated with metal particles. Neglecting differential service can lead to gear wear, whining noises, or even total differential failure. 

Regular fluid changes help maintain smooth operation, reduce wear, and extend the life of your drivetrain—which is especially important for trucks and SUVs.

Belts and hoses are vital to the proper operation of your engine and cooling system. Belts drive key accessories like the alternator, water pump, and power steering, while hoses carry coolant and other fluids.

Over time, they can crack, swell, or dry out from heat and age. If a belt snaps or a hose bursts, it can leave you stranded or cause overheating and engine damage.

Routine inspections and timely replacements help avoid breakdowns and major repair costs.

The transfer case is responsible for sending power to the front and rear axles in four-wheel and all-wheel drive vehicles.The fluid inside reduces friction and heat in the gears and bearings. Like other lubricants, it degrades over time and can become contaminated.

Neglecting this fluid leads to binding, harsh shifting, or gear wear—particularly under load or in off-road conditions.

Regular fluid replacement ensures reliable performance and protects your 4WD/AWD system.

Transmission fluid cools, lubricates, and ensures smooth shifting. As it ages, it breaks down and becomes contaminated with metal shavings and clutch debris. Dirty or degraded fluid can cause shifting issues, overheating, and long-term damage to the transmission.

Performing a pan service or drain & fill removes worn fluid and contaminants, helping maintain proper operation and extending transmission life.

Neglecting this service can lead to costly repairs or even a full transmission rebuild.

A tune-up is more than just changing spark plugs—it's a complete refresh of your engine’s essential components.

Over time, wear and carbon buildup can affect ignition timing, fuel combustion, and engine responsiveness. Without regular tune-ups, your vehicle may experience rough idling, misfires, reduced fuel economy, and increased emissions.

Keeping up with tune-ups restores optimal engine performance, improves reliability, and can prevent costly repairs down the line.

Wiper blades are a safety-critical item that often get overlooked until visibility becomes a problem. Sun exposure, temperature changes, and wear from debris all degrade the rubber, leading to streaking, skipping, or smearing.

Poor visibility during rain or snow is not just frustrating—it’s dangerous.

Replacing your wiper blades at the first sign of wear ensures a clear windshield and helps you react safely to road hazards in any weather.