Engine oil is the single-most vital fluid for your vehicle's well-being because it reduces friction between moving parts and helps remove heat from the engine. The correct oil for your vehicle is marked on your vehicle's oil cap or noted in your Owner's Manual. If your vehicle requires an oil change, it will be drained and refilled, and your oil filter will be replaced with a Genuine OEM Approved oil filter. Your maintenance schedule includes the proper engine oil and recommended replacement intervals.

As far as safety systems go, your vehicle's brake system is one of the most important. The functionality and safe operation of your car's braking system depends on following through with routine maintenance as outlined in your vehicle's maintenance schedule. The Multipoint inspection performed on your vehicle will include a brake inspection. This will help to ensure that your brake pad thickness is still at a safe braking level.

Tires play an important role in your vehicle's handling, performance and driving comfort and can also have an impact on your vehicle's fuel efficiency. So make sure to keep your tires that match your vehicle's specification. Tire manufacturers recommend that tires be rotated every 5,000 miles. Tire rotation is important for even tread wear and long life. When performed at the recommended times, it helps ensure the the tires wear evenly and prolong the useful life of the tires. After rotating your tires, the technician will also reset the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) light. This system is designed to detect a change in tire pressure.

Using the correct fluid is extremely important. During your Multipoint Inspection all your fluids (coolant, brake, power steering, windshield washer and transmission) will be checked and replenished at no additional charge.