North Wales Service Center

Did you know that properly aligned wheels are actually a safety issue? Not only will they track straight and not pull to one side or the other, but they supply maximum traction on slippery surfaces as well.

Have you brakes been squealing lately? It could be that your brake pads or calipers are loose, or your brakes might have a lack of friction materials which help you stop. We can check out your brakes, and installing new brake pads is very easy for us.

There are many different types of motor oils you can purchase for your vehicle. A conventional motor oil will have the smallest impact on your budget. This type of motor oil is more likely to wear down at high temperatures and also is prone to give off sulfur and other pollutants.

Depending on your driving needs, you may want to raise or lower your vehicle. If you travel poorly maintained roads, you may want to raise your ride; lower the suspension if you want improved steering and traction.

Wheel alignment is also known as "breaking" or "tracking." Most of the alignment work is done on the front wheels, but some cars have rear adjustments as well. The five core parameters they check are the camber, caster, and toe of the front wheels, and the camber and toe of the rear wheels.

Synthetic oils are often recommended for higher-mileage vehicles, which are increasingly more common on the road. It is estimated that 68 percent of all vehicles on the road in the U.S. have more than 75,000 miles.

Your brakes are arguably the most important safety feature in your car. If you’re experiencing any difficulty with them, please bring your car in for service right away so you can continue to have safe travels.

The oil filter is the engine’s way of defending itself against abrasive material and any premature wear it gets as a result of that material. The filter removes materials like dirt, metal particles and carbon that can wear an engine down.

It’s important to remember that some makes and models of semi trucks and heavy vehicles can be more difficult to find parts for the suspension when they need repair. In most cases, we’re able to work on any truck’s suspension without issue.

Anti-lock brakes and traction control systems don't make up for good tires. Anti-lock brakes keep your car from locking up, and traction control only stops spin. You still need healthy tires to provide traction and road contact.

Keep in mind that in installing your suspension lift kit, the new configuration needs to be aligned with other vehicle components, including the drive shaft, steering geometry, and brake lines. We will make sure that you vehicle is both drivable and safe.

We recommend changing the oil in your vehicle every 3,000 miles, but if you get busy and forget or don’t have time, you can safely drive it up to 5,000 miles. Make sure you check the oil is clean if you’re going to wait.

Do you know where and how to check your brake fluid? There is a reservoir for the master cylinder up on the firewall of the engine compartment where you can check the level of fluid. It should be kept to the full mark.