One of the most important regular maintenance tasks for keeping your vehicle running efficiently is getting periodic engine tune-ups. An engine tune-up usually involves checking and/or replacing critical engine components like spark plugs, ignition wires, distributor cap, and rotor. These parts are essential for proper fuel ignition in the cylinders. As they wear down over time and miles, they can cause issues like rough idling, reduced fuel economy, and power loss. Modern engines may also have ignition coils and oxygen sensors that should be inspected. A tune-up typically needs to be done every 30,000-50,000 miles depending on driving conditions and vehicle age. This simple service can help maximize engine performance and prevent costly repairs down the road.

Fluid Checks and Changes
All Automotive Repair and Maintenance Services have several different fluids that need regular monitoring and changing, including motor oil, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, brake fluid, and coolant. Checking fluid levels is important to ensure they stay at the proper fill marks. Low levels can cause damage if caught too late. Most manufacturers recommend changing motor oil and filters every 5,000-7,500 miles for normal driving conditions. Transmission fluid should also be changed according to the owner's manual schedule, often every 30,000 miles or more. Power steering and brake fluids need changed less frequently, usually every couple of years or as condition warrants. Coolant normally lasts 5 years or 100,000 miles before replacement. Keeping fluids fresh helps lubricate components and prevents overheating or transmission damage.

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