Windshield Washer Fluid:

The last thing you want while on your commute or taking a Sunday drive is to have no windshield washer fluid. Whether it's your washer fluid, wiper system, or some worn-out blades, our certified service technicians are available to help you.

Power Steering Fluid:

Your vehicle's power steering system uses hydraulic fluid to help you handle your car, making driving easier and lessening wear and tear on your steering column. If you have low power steering fluid, you will notice a squealing noise when taking turns and may feel your steering wheel jerk or be harder to turn. It's best to schedule service before experiencing these issues as not to risk damage.

Brake Fluid:

Brakes also use a hydraulic fluid that assists you in the same way your power steering fluid does. If you find it is harder to slow down or come to a complete stop, your brake fluid may be low. Low brake fluid can also lead to brakes wearing down faster than intended and can make it more challenging to avoid potential collisions. Just like power steering fluid, it's best to service before you experience these issues.

Engine Coolant:

As you drive, your engine creates a lot of heat. This heat is regulated in part by your engine coolant. If you are low on coolant oil, temperatures will rise, you'll experience worse fuel economy and overall less performance. Low coolant levels can also lead to lasting damage, so it is best to top off your coolant before any problems arise.

Differential Fluid:

Your differential gear is a vital part of keeping your vehicle on the road. The differential relies on a fluid to reduce wear and keep the gears operating efficiently. If you hear a clanking or grinding noise while driving, this is a sign your differential fluid is low, and you should schedule service before permanent damage occurs.