Frequently Asked Questions

On most vehicles, tires should be rotated every other oil change or every 6000 miles. The failure to rotate tires is one of the leading causes of early tire deterioration.

YES. In many autos, a timing belt failure can cause serious engine damage. Repairing engine damage caused by a broken timing belt is substantially more expensive than replacing the timing belt.

There are numerous sensors and computerized components in your vehicle that manage engine performance and emissions. The "check engine" light illuminates when one of these fails. Even if your car appears to be in good working order, the light indicates that something isn't working properly internally. It is critical to address the issue in order to avoid larger problems that may arise if it is ignored.

This is a severe issue; if your automobile overheats for an extended period of time, the engine may be damaged. Find a safe spot to pull off the road as quickly as possible and turn off the engine! Checking the fluid level in the radiator should not be attempted because the hot fluid might cause severe burns. Towing your vehicle to Service Center of Orlando is the best option.

Your oil should be changed every 3000 miles or according to the manufacturer's recommendations. This can vary depending on the vehicle and the driving conditions.

To ensure a solid electrical connection, battery cables and terminals should be cleaned and inspected on a regular basis. Once your battery reaches the age of three years, it is a good idea to have it tested.

Synthetic motor oils are a suitable alternative for turbocharged or supercharged engines with high power. Or for towing vehicles (especially in hot weather), as well as vehicles that operate in extremely cold or hot climates. Synthetic motor oils, while more expensive than mineral-based oils, can enhance fuel economy and enable longer intervals between replacements. Always refer to your owner's handbook for more information.

Replace your car's gasoline filter every 30,000 miles or as advised in your owner's manual to help maintain dependable, trouble-free running.