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> LUBE OIL FILTER
> COOLANT FLUSH
> ALIGNMENT
> TRANSMISSION SERVICE
> BRAKE FLUID SERVICE
> FUEL INDUCTION CLEAN-UP SERVICE
> TIRE ROTATION 
> TRANSFER CASE SERVICE (4 Wheel Drive and All Wheel Drive)
> TIMING BELT REPLACEMENT 
> TUNE-UP 
> DIFFERENTIAL SERVICE (4 wheel drive and all wheel drive)

WHY
Removes contamination in your oil that could damage your engine and can help keep you vehicle in good running condition.

WHAT

• Drain engine oil.
• Change oil filter.
• Lubricate suspension if required.
• Refill engine with proper grade & amount of oil.
• Reset reminder if vehicle so equipped.
• Place reminder sticker on windshield.
• Check lights, windshield wipers & windshield washer.
• Check coolant level & strength.
• Check belts & hoses.
• Check all other fluid levels.
• Check air filter & cabin air filter.
• Check suspension, exhaust & drive shafts.
• Check air pressure in tires.
• Check need for tire rotation & rotate if required.
• Brake inspection done upon request.

WHEN
Every 3 months or 5,000kms for most vehicles using conventional oil (ie. not synthetic).

DID YOU KNOW?

• A dirty engine air filter can reduce your fuel mileage by 10%.
• A dirty cabin air filter can affect the amount of heating or cooling you receive in the passenger compartment.
• Some vehicles have extended intervals based on oil type or driving style. 

WHY
To remove rust, scale, lime & sludge and replenish lubricants & corrosion inhibitors in the antifreeze which helps protect the water pump, radiator, heater core & heater hoses.

WHAT

• Flush the engine, radiator & heater core in both directions.
• Bring antifreeze to -35 ° F freeze protection.
• Balance ph level (non acidic).
• Visually inspect cooling fan and heater for proper operation .
• Check belts & hoses.

WHEN
Every 2 yrs or 45,000km.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Extends the life of all cooling system components.
• Reduces temperature of not only cooling system but transmission & A/C systems too, thereby extending the life of these systems.
• Cooling system failure / overheating is one of the major causes of roadside failure.

WHY

• Increase tire life.
• Better fuel mileage.
• Improved handling.
• Safer driving.

WHAT

• Adjust the angles of the front wheels in relationship to the rear wheels.
• The 3 major angles that are adjusted are caster, camber & toe; front & rear.

WHEN
Every 12 months or 25,000km.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Many front wheel drive vehicles require a 4-wheel alignment.
• Many of today’s vehicles require steering angle sensor recalibration after an alignment to ensure the stability control operates properly.

WHY
Under normal driving conditions heat & oxidation cause deterioration of the fluid while abrasives & contaminants increase, thereby reducing the life of your transmission.

WHAT

• Drain fluid.
• Remove pan.
• Inspect contents of pan to determine transmission condition.
• Replace filter.
• Clean pan.
• Replace pan with new gasket & torque to specifications.
• Refill transmission with proper fluid type & capacity.

WHEN
Every 50,000km.

WHY

• Fluid becomes contaminated.
• Fluid absorbs moisture & can rust brake system components from inside.
• Brake fluid can also break down from excess heat that is created from within the brake system.

WHAT

• Opening of all bleeders at the wheels & allowing the old fluid to drain while filling the master cylinder with clean new fluid of the appropriate type.
• Once the fluid runs clear then closing bleeders.
• bleed brakes
• Check the quality of the brake pedal feel.
• Double check level & test drive.

WHEN
Every 50,000km.

WHY

• Increase fuel mileage
• Deposits accumulate on intake valves, injectors, ports and combusion chambers causing loss of power, rought idle, hesitation, misfire, pinging, knocking, poor mileage and hard starting & increased emissions.
• Improves driveability.
• Reduces emissions.
• Restores horsepower.

WHAT

• Use a chemical to remove deposits around throttle plate, intake plenum, intake valves and combustion chambers.
• Use another chemical to clean injectors & entire fuel system.

WHEN
Every 50,000km.

WHY

• To promote even wear on all four tires to maximize tire life.

WHAT

• Changing the position of the tires by removing rims and repositioning on the vehicle

WHEN

• Every 5,000 to 10,000 km

DID YOU KNOW?

• Click to view a comprehensive guide of timing belt replacement intervals.

DID YOU KNOW?

• On vehicles that have a water pump driven by the timing belt the manufacturer recommends changing the water pump as well.