We recommend to change your oil every 5,000 miles. We only use the highest grade synthetic oils in your vehicle to ensure it runs at the highest performance level.

The check engine light can mean a range of things—from a loose gas cap to more serious issues like faulty oxygen sensors, spark plugs, or catalytic converter problems. While the car may still drive normally, it’s important to have it scanned with a diagnostic tool. Many shops and auto parts stores can run a free code scan. Ignoring it could lead to more expensive repairs down the line.

A squealing sound usually means your brake pads are wearing thin and need replacing soon. A grinding noise typically signals the pads are completely worn down, and metal is contacting metal—this can damage your rotors and cost significantly more to fix. Any unusual brake noise should be inspected immediately for safety reasons.

This is one of the most common consumer worries. A trustworthy shop will explain the issue, show you the worn or broken part, and explain what could happen if the repair isn’t done. You can also ask for the old parts back. For peace of mind, get a second opinion—especially for costly repairs like transmission or engine work. Look for certifications (ASE-certified technicians) and online reviews to help ensure credibility.

Common causes include wheel alignment issues, unbalanced tires, or worn suspension components. Vibration at high speeds often points to tire balance, while pulling to one side may indicate alignment or brake problems. Getting this checked early can prevent uneven tire wear and improve both safety and fuel efficiency.