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An automotive tune-up involves a comprehensive assessment of a vehicle's engine to determine what improvements can be made to improve the performance/prolong the vehicle's life.
The term "tune-up" has drastically changed since the phrase was coined during the dawn of automobiles. For over 50 years, a tune-up meant that the vehicle's ignition system – breaker points and condenser, were replaced and adjusted. In addition, a new distributor cap, rotor, and spark plugs were installed, ignition timing was set, and the vehicle's carburetor was adjusted and "tuned" for optimal performance.
With vehicles of old, this was a regular occurrence. As electronic ignition replaced points-style systems, the need was still there for plugs, caps, rotors, and carb adjustments. Ultimately, even that became extinct once DIS (distributorless) ignition systems and computer-based fuel injection became the norm. Today, the vehicle's engine computer and engine components constantly keep these systems running right where they should.
Your brakes, tires, battery, and other automotive components, require routine inspections and monitoring to prevent possible risks. Additionally, regular wear and tear over the years make your vehicle parts more susceptible to breakdowns.
We believe it's essential to perform tune-up services to replace any vehicle parts that are worn or rusting and correct any malfunctioning components. With our quality tune-up service, we'll be able to notify you of any potential problems that we see, along with a recommended course of action.
Drivers are often unaware of existing problems as well as potential issues with their vehicles. By the time they notice anything, it's already too late. When a car is brought into our shop for a tune-up service, we aim to prevent automobile owners from unnecessarily spending money on repairs and fix any issue before it becomes a repair need.
Every car has parts that wear out with usage. Therefore, an automotive tune-up is carried out on your car to replace and maintain worn-out components.
All cars need regular tune-ups about every 30,000 miles or 48,000 kilometers.
There are many variations on what should be done at a tune-up, but these services typically include the following:
PCV valve replacement
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