Do I have to use the dealer to keep my coverage?
No. Maintenance done on schedule with the correct fluids and parts, and properly recorded, keeps a new vehicle's factory coverage in order regardless of where it is done.
Know what your vehicle needs before you spend a dollar (000) 000-0000
Regular oil changes and the maintenance your manual recommends, handled on time, priced up front and written down for your records.
Schedule your service — (000) 000-0000
Routine maintenance is the cheapest repair you will ever buy. Following the schedule your vehicle's manufacturer recommends keeps engines, transmissions and brakes lasting far longer, and it gives us a chance to spot small problems early. At Auto Repair Fraser we work from that schedule rather than a list of extras, so you pay for what your vehicle actually needs.
Cold mornings, short trips into town and long climbs over the passes all count as tough driving. If that sounds like your routine, we will explain whether your manual's severe-service schedule makes more sense for you, and why.
Give us a call when:
Depending on your vehicle and mileage:
The right oil for your engine and a new filter every time.
Coolant, brake, transmission and power-steering fluids checked and changed when due.
Engine and cabin air filters replaced to keep the engine breathing and the windows clear.
Replaced at the recommended mileage for easy starts and steady fuel economy.
Inspected for cracks and wear before they fail.
Rotated for even wear and set to the right pressure.
Brakes and steering parts looked over while your vehicle is on the lift.
Everything written down for your files and future resale.
Year, make, model and mileage are enough for us to look up what is due.
You hear the cost of the scheduled work before we begin.
Most visits are finished the same day, with records you can keep.
No padded menus of flushes and add-ons.
Anything we spot is reported with a price, never just added on.
Diesel trucks get the fuel filter and fluid intervals they need.
No. Maintenance done on schedule with the correct fluids and parts, and properly recorded, keeps a new vehicle's factory coverage in order regardless of where it is done.
Up here, yes. Checking the battery, coolant strength, wipers and tires before the first deep freeze prevents most of the cold-weather breakdowns we see.
Call with your mileage and we will tell you what is due and what it costs.