Frequently Asked Service Questions

Our maintenance department covers routine items like oil changes, multi-point inspections, tire rotations, alignment of your vehicle, checking fluid levels, filter changes and more but feel free to contact us if you’re still unsure. We also perform a variety of repairs and warranty work for your vehicle.

If you want to maintain traction on the road and stay safe, replacing your tires every few years is necessary. Tires that are older than six years old should be replaced immediately. Most states require that tires that are within 2/32” of depth need to be replaced. Here's a tip on how you can check your tire tread. Use the penny test as general guide (if Abe Lincoln head and hair are fully visible then we'd recommend to replace tires).

Depends on the type of warranty. Eg, warranty for a brand-new car vs certified-preowned may vary. An average Nissan warranty covers a lot of different items that exist between your two bumpers. If it turns out that something is defective or in need of repair, this warranty usually kicks in. There are a number of items that won’t be covered, however. Anything that needs service or maintenance because of daily use doesn’t constitute warranty coverage. You’ll need to inquire about a specific service to find out if it will be covered by your warranty.

Yes, We have the knowledge and ability to service vehicles from many different brands. Just be aware, a lot of warranties require you to seek service from a specific dealership that will honor the warranty. Otherwise, we are happy to help you with your routine service or repair needs.

If you’re on a time restraint, we recommend that you have an appointment set up ahead of time. Appointments help us ensure that everyone is getting in and out in a timely fashion. If you happen to be near the dealership when your check engine light comes on or you get a flat tire, we welcome you to stop in anytime. Please refer to website’s service hour or feel free to contact us.

We recommend that you get your oil changed approximately once every 6 months or every 5,000 to 10,000 miles driven. The exact time frame depends on the oil you had us use, how much you’ve driven your vehicle recently, etc. If you aren’t sure how often you should be getting an oil change, contact us or consult your owner’s manual. We’ll get you set up with a maintenance schedule that you can follow.