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AUTO TUNE UP SERVICES IN SURPRISE, GILBERT, & GLENDALE, AZ
So what exactly is a “tune-up”? A “tune-up” was a term coined back in the day referring to maintaining your vehicle. If the engine was running a little rough, you might need a tune-up. So is it really relevant today? Servicing your vehicle, yes… But the term, no. A tune-up for modern vehicles is based on your vehicle’s maintenance requirements. Truthfully, making sure your vehicle is properly maintained is the single most important piece of advice we can give. All vehicle manufacturers publish your vehicles required maintenance schedule and this is what we follow when doing a tune-up on your vehicle.
FAQ
How much do tune ups cost?
The cost of a tune up depends on many factors, including the age, make, and model of your car. Most often, a tune-up will be specialized to include the types of services your manufacturer recommends. This can impact the price as well. You can expect a tune-up to start at $100 to $200 for many vehicles.
What do tune ups consist of?
Vehicle manufacturers outline what specific services should be completed in a tune up. This varies by make and model, but you can learn more about this in your warranty and your owner’s manual. Most often, a tune up will include replacement of the fuel filter, spark plug wires, PCV valve, and oxygen sensors. It may include replacing the spark plugs, distributor caps, and rotors, too.
What are tune ups for cars?
A tune up for a vehicle is a way to replace some of the working components of a vehicle that can wear down over time. This helps to ensure the vehicle is in good working condition as the car gets older and is used more often.
How often should you get a tune up?
Follow the information provided by your manufacturer. Most of the time, you’ll need a tune up every 25,000 miles, though some cars may not need one until they reach 100,000 miles.
Why are periodic tune ups important?
Updating these components is important for minimizing damage to your vehicle. It is a type of preventative maintenance you should not avoid as it can extend the life of major components of your vehicle and protect your warranty.