Tires

Our Company Stocks over 100,000 Tires valued at over $12,000,000.00.  The Volume of tires we deal with increases our ability to offer competitive pricing and we have qualified technicians ready to install your new tires today! 

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Service    

We are your ...

"One Stop Shop, for all your automotive needs"

Services we offer include General Maintenance, Lube Oil & Filter service, Mass State & 7D Inspections, Brakes, Exhaust, Alignments, Air conditioning, Trans & Cooling system service and Flushes, Fuel System Service, Free Loaner Cars.

Our Software also provides us with Recall information and Technical Service Bulletins on your car to insure all your travels will be pleasurable. The cost of our Maintenance programs are typically substantially less than the dealer will charge for service. Call us to determine what maintenance is required for your car at the current mileage, below is a sample of what a typical Service Schedule includes. 

Typical Service Interval Schedule 

Check every 3 months/3,000 miles 

Automatic Transmission Fluid
Battery and Cables
Belts
Check Engine Light On
Engine Air Filter
Engine Oil and Filter
Exhaust
Fuel Filter
Hoses
Lights
Power Steering Fluid
Tire Inflation and Condition
Windshield Washer Fluid 
 
Detailed descriptions:
Automatic Transmission Fluid
Check fluid level with engine running and transmission in park. If low, add the type of automatic transmission fluid specified in the owner's manual and/or on dipstick. For maximum performance, change every two years or 24,000 miles, or as directed in owner's manual. 

Battery and Cables Battery should be securely mounted. Battery connection should be clean, tight and corrosion free. If the battery is three years old or more, it should be tested and replaced if necessary. 

Belts Check V-belts and serpentine belts for looseness and condition. Replace when cracked, frayed, glazed or showing signs of excessive wear. Replace timing belt per interval specified in owner's manual. Typically this is 60,000 to 90,000 miles. Not replacing the belt as required could cause a breakdown or serious engine damage. 

Brakes Check the entire brake system every year, including brake linings, rotors and drums. Cabin Air FilterReplace annually, or more often in areas with heavy airborne contaminants or whenever heating or cooling efficiency is reduced. 

Chassis Lubrication Many newer cars are lubed-for-life; some still require this service. Check owner's manual. Replacement steering and suspension components may require periodic lubrication. 

Check Engine Light On If this light comes on while driving or remains on, your vehicle may have an emissions or sensor problem and should be analyzed. If light flashes, the condition is more severe and must be checked immediately to prevent catalytic converter damage. 

Coolant (Antifreeze)Check level at reservoir. Never open a hot radiator cap. If low, add 50/50 mix of approved antifreeze and distilled water. Change coolant annually on most vehicles. 

Engine Air Filter Inspect filter at each oil change. Replace annually or when leaking, torn, water or oil soaked, dirty or showing other signs of wear. 

Engine Oil and Filter Check level with engine off at every fill up. For maximum engine life, change oil and filter every three months or 3,000 miles or as directed in your owner's manual. Use specified oil grade and weight. 

Exhaust Inspect for leaks, damage and broken supports or hangers if there is an unusual noise. Exhaust leaks can be dangerous and must be corrected without delay. 

Fuel Filter Inspect filter at each oil change. Replace if restricted or water contaminated or once a year on cars with carburetors. On cars with fuel injection, replace filter every two years or 24,000 miles. 

Hoses Inspect hoses at each oil change and replace when leaking, brittle, cracked, rusted, swollen or restricted. 

Lights Replace bulb immediately if light is out. Check fuses first. 

Oxygen Sensor Replace at interval as recommended in owner's manual or when other conditions dictate, such as failing an emissions test. Some cars have an oxygen sensor replacement light that appears when oxygen sensor replacement is needed. 1996 and newer cars have more than one oxygen sensor. 

Power Steering Fluid Check the fluid with the car warmed up. Add correct type of fluid if low. If frequent topping off is required, inspect for leaks and replace if contaminated. 

Spark Plugs Typical replacement intervals range between 30,000 and 100,000 miles, depending on the vehicle and type of spark plug. Always consult your owner's manual for your specific vehicle. 

Steering and Suspension Inspect system annually, including shock absorbers, struts and chassis parts, such as ball joints, tie rod ends and other related components. Replace if leaks, damage and loose mounting hardware are found. Symptoms of worn suspension include uneven tire wear and excessive bouncing after bumps. 

Tire Inflation and Condition Check the pressure of all tires, including the spare, at every oil change. Check the tread for uneven or irregular wear and cuts or bruises along the sidewalls. Inflate tires and maintain at recommended pressure. Replace tires if worn or damaged. 

Windshield Washer Fluid Check fluid level monthly. Some vehicles have two reservoirs. Do not use water. Use washer fluid only. 

Wiper Blades Replace every six months or when cracked, cut, torn, streaking or chattering.

     Factory required and Scheduled Maintenance Requirments vary from Manufacturer. Our Computer software provides our technicians with a detailed description of required services to make certain your car is maintained to the proper level to satisfy any warranty and to maximize the value of your vehicle...