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Many drivers ask, What does an engine service include? In most cases, it includes a tune-up, oil service, cooling system inspection, engine diagnostics, and checks for fuel or ignition problems. Taking care of these items early can help you avoid severe damage that may later require an engine rebuild.

Common services included in engine service:

Avoid Getting Stranded in the Fall With Timely Auto Service

According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), fall is a transitional season for traffic accidents and roadside assistance issues. While summer is the peak season for overheating and other mechanical issues related to long-distance driving, roadside assistance providers are busier in the fall, often towing vehicles for battery issues, alternator strain, tire pressure problems, thermostat malfunction, sensor failures, and other fall-related automotive troubles.

Proactive Car Repair and Maintenance Before the Fall

Ideally, a vehicle’s wheel alignment should be done every 6,000 to 10,000 miles, or at least once a year. For a majority of drivers, this aligns – no pun intended – with every other oil change or during tire rotation. However, there are times an alignment may need to be done more frequently if the vehicle is driven on rough, uneven roads or routinely hits potholes. An alignment should also be done when new tires are installed.

Still, there are things to check for that may indicate an alignment should be done sooner.