Your vehicle has a diagnostic system and engine control unit. These two components oversee the tracking of our vehicle’s electronic sensors and more. This light is an indicator that something is wrong with your vehicle. When this light appears, you should have your vehicle serviced as soon as possible.

Many car problems are due to faulty air filters attached to them and the wear caused by them. You should get your filters changes every 12 months or after 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. Don’t ignore this maintenance as it will lead to problems in your AC and you are breathing unhealthy air in your car.

Check your engine oil, coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid, and windshield wiper fluid.

Remember to also check your tire pressure and use the inflation pressure recommend by the vehicle’s manufacturer, not the maximum pressure embossed on the tire’s sidewall.

Help improve road visibility! Using damaged wipers can cause scratches on the glass and obstruct your view, which will lead to replacing your windshield altogether.

We’ll inspect your wiper blades as part of our free maintenance check – every time you purchase a full-service oil change.