Types of Fluids:

Many components in your vehicle rely on fluid to operate efficiently. It can be challenging to know when certain fluids are running low and when to schedule service. To make Vehicle Maintenance easier, we created this page to help you understand some of the signs your vehicle may need service. 

Windshield Washer Fluid:

Your windshield wiper fluid helps you clean debris and weather off your windshield, and the last thing you need is to find out you're out when you need it most. Whether you need more fluid, new wipers, or any other services, our certified service technicians are ready to help.

Power Steering Fluid:

Your vehicle uses a hydraulic power steering system to make it easier to handle. Without power steering fluid, it can be harder to control your car while turning to avoid obstacles. If you find your steering wheel is harder to turn or you hear a loud squealing while in a turn, it's an excellent time to schedule service.

Brake Fluid:

Your Brake system also uses fluid to help you slow your vehicle and come to a full stop while reducing stress on your brakes. If you notice it takes longer to come to a complete stop, you should schedule service before there is unnecessary damage to your brakes

Engine Coolant:

Your engine uses coolant to prevent overheating and keep your vehicle running efficiently. If you start to run low on coolant, you'll notice worse fuel efficiency, higher emissions, and higher oil temperature. It's important to schedule coolant service before permanent damage occurs

Many people forget that they need to service their differential gear and find out the hard way how important differential fluid is. The fluid in your differential gear allows it to function without wearing down too fast. If your oil level falls too low you may hear a grinding or clanking coming from your differential this is putting stress on the gears and could leave your vehicle inoperable. If you think you need new differential fluid contact our certified service technicians and they'll assist you.