Certified Auto Technicians

When you drive a Volvo, you want it to receive service from a team that really knows all about the various ins and outs pertaining to your vehicle. Our auto technicians are fully certified and have been specially trained to service Volvo cars. You can count on us to fully understand every aspect of your car, and put that knowledge to use to deliver quick, effective service every time.

Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with innovative technology to help streamline service. We can put our tools to work to diagnose your car trouble, find the best possible solution, and implement it with first-rate accuracy. This way, you can plan on being back out there on the road before you know it!

Our technicians are a team of true professionals. They'll update you often on the progress with your car, so you're never in the dark when it comes to the essential repairs that your daily driver requires.

Quality Service Every Time

Every time you decide to utilize our resources and personnel for the service of your Volvo vehicle, you can look forward to it receiving top-notch results from top to bottom. That's true no matter what you come to us for-and we offer many services! You can be sure that our technicians have what it takes to be able to handle routine scheduled maintenance, as well as more intensive auto repair. Choose us for:

• Oil changes
• Brake repair
• Transmission repair
• Battery tests
• Alignments
• Tire rotations

That's just the beginning. Our team can help you with engine and transmission repair, as well as fixes to other critical systems. Do you see a dashboard warning light aglow? Just bring your vehicle to us, and we will help diagnose, get to the bottom of the issue, and get the problem solved right away. We always take a methodical approach, leaving no stone unturned!

Why Oil Changes Are So Important

Having your vehicle's oil changed on a regular basis is vital to its operation. It is motor oil's job to make its way through the insides of your engine, cleaning, cooling, and lubricating the various parts that enable everything to run smoothly day in and day out. If oil is allowed to continue on for too long, it will start to be less and less effective at its duties. Eventually, a sludge will develop. This development could result in the engine ceasing to operate altogether.

Exactly how often you should let your commuter travel before having the oil changed depends on the type you use. Older models generally run on traditional oil. The interval for this kind is about 5,000 miles. The synthetic oil that you'll find in the engines that propel newer cars can last a lot longer before needing to be changed out. If this is what you're using inside your on-road companion, you can expect to see 7,500 miles on the odometer before a change is necessary.

Things to Remember Regarding Brake Care

Generally speaking, a vehicle's brakes have a lifespan that covers about 70,000 miles. However, it is important to keep in mind that the condition of the roads on which you travel, the quality of the brakes themselves, and your driving behavior are factors that can considerably impact exactly how long the brakes actually last. Here are a few signs to watch out for that can warn you that your brakes might be in need of some attention earlier than you planned.

• Brake light
• Vibrating brake pedal
• Odd sounds

As soon as the brake light shows up on the dashboard to vie for your attention, you'll know that it's time to have the issue checked out. If you feel a vibration when applying the brake pedal or there are unmistakable noises like a squeal or knocking, take the car in immediately.

Should you choose not to utilize one of our mobility options, you can wait while your vehicle is serviced. You are also welcome to use our comfortable lounge area complete with complimentary amenities such as:

• Coffee or tea 
• Soft drinks, beverages 
• Snacks 
• Free Wi-Fi 
• Mobile phone charging 
• Entertainment - TV, magazines, newspapers 
• Business center 
• Children's play area