Truck Tune Up Tips for Fall

When it comes to truck maintenance, people tend to forget that their trucks are machines. These machines, if not well maintained, can break down over time. One of the best timetables for remembering to maintain your truck is when the seasons change. Whenever it comes to tuning up your truck for fall, you might find some problems that you can’t handle yourself.

Whenever that happens, you will need to go and see our team to have your truck maintenance topped up. Here are some of these things that we see the most of whenever people come to see us in the fall.

1. Inspecting Your Brakes

Brakes are obviously a very important part of your truck’s operating system. Failure of this system could lead to catastrophic results so keeping tabs on them is very important, especially with lots of city driving. Brakes experience wear and tear moments whenever they are used, and anything used a lot tends to break down. It’s very important to monitor these and occasionally have them inspected by experts.Our team will make sure that your brakes are like new after you come back from the inspection, and then you can drive safely.

2. Checking Your Tires

Tires are another important part of your vehicle, and the tires need to be properly inflated to do their job. Along with adding air to your tires, you also need to take a look at your ideal tire pressure as well. If you do not know about the ideal tire pressure, then our team can find that information and make sure that all of your tires will be at the proper pressure.

3. Look At Your Filters and Hoses/Belts

The oil and the air in your truck are two things that are important to your truck and they also have filters attached to them. The air filter keeps the air clean, and the oil filter prevents the engine parts from rubbing together and potentially harming one another without the lubrication. Our team can replace any dirty or clogged filters that could be harming your car’s internal systems.

The hoses and belts are just as important as the filter, connecting the parts of the car together and carrying vital fluids such as oil or coolant to the rest of the car. Those items can crack and become less durable as time goes on, and you will need to have the hoses and belts replaced.

These tips are things that you can inspect on your own, or things that can be fixed by our team. We are happy to look at your vehicle and see what problems can be fixed up for your truck. Contact our team so we can schedule an appointment for you, and then we can get your truck checked on and get you back on the road.

With fall coming up, our team will make sure that your truck is road ready, so please come see us today!