What a Tune-up Involves

There's more to a tune-up than the switch of a button. A properly tuned engine provides power to the wheels, good fuel economy, and the lowest level of emissions.

The main tune-up components are:

• Air Filter

• PCV valve

• Spark Plugs

• Fuel Filter

• Oxygen Sensor

• Distributor Cap

• Ignition Rotor

• Ignition coil

• Plug wires

What are symptoms that you may need a tune-up?

• Decreased fuel economy

• Loss of power

• Engine stalls

• Hardor no-start conditions

• Foul exhaust odor

• Rough engine performance

• Check Engine light illuminated
  

What does A Tune-Up Do for Your Car?

Proper maintenance goes beyond just regular oil changes but includes maintaining all fluids, replacing worn-out parts, and basic engine maintenance. A tune-up will restore power and return your vehicle to its original operating state. Regular tune-ups involve a thorough inspection of your engine. The inspection will provide an idea of needed repairs/recommendations.

When Should | Service my Car for a Tune-up?

A proper tune-up can prolong the life of your engine, improve performance and gas mileage. We recommend a vehicle tune-up every 30,000 or as required by the manufacturer, when you notice poor gas mileage, difficult starting conditions or a rough running engine.