Routine Services

According to the Honda maintenance schedule, your Honda's timing belt and water pump generally needs to be inspected and/or replaced every 7 years or 105,000 miles traveled. 

Timing Belt versus Timing Chain

• Timing belts are light and quiet, but don't last as long as a timing chain
• Timing belts are cheaper than chains
• Timing chains are made of metal while timing belts are often made of a composite material, some kind of resin or Rubber and usually reinforced with nylon threads

Don’t Get Stuck Without Air Conditioning

We recommend that you come in for this service prior to summer. This way, you won’t find yourself riding in a hot Honda because your AC isn’t working. In many cases, when the temperatures reach their highest, car owners find themselves needing their air conditioning system more.

As the temperatures start to warm and the breezes begin to cease, the need for your air conditioner will be at peak season. Before it gets too warm, have your AC system checked. 

We cover all of the dealer recommended services! All of it: oil change, air filters, battery test, alignment, spark plugs, coolant, brake and transmission fluids, light check, tires, exhaust, engine oil replacement, engine tuning, suspension. 

Book your appointment to schedule a service package at the recommended mileage intervals.

The brake system is a critical component of your car that ensures your vehicle slows down or stops when you need it to. Honda brake pads and rotors will wear out over time hence the need for routine replacement.
A sign that these parts are worn out is when you hear a clicking noise when you brake or when the brakes take longer to slow down the car than they used to.  

Schedule your oil change appointment online or book with our Service Advisors now.

We will also check a lot of fluids during your oil change, but if you need a more comprehensive look, let us know! 

Hit a curb and forgot?  Let us get your alignment ready for your next road trip.

A valve adjustment is a tune-up procedure on all cars, including a Honda. 

If the valves are severely out of adjustment, it can make a car run poorly and even make an engine stop running entirely. And though a valve adjustment sounds intimidating, it’s actually not that difficult for us.

Like most vehicles, the suspension system on a Honda or Acura will give its owner many miles of trouble-free service. But with the amount of miles these cars deliver, it’s only a matter of time before they will need some type of repair.

The most common symptom that will prompt customers to bring in their Hondas for suspension work will be noise. It could be described as anything from a groaning or squeaking to a knocking or rattling. Diagnosis isn't a problem!

• Tune-ups 
• Clutches 
• Tires 
• CV Joints 
• Struts 
• Lights 
• Batteries 
• Radiators 
• Fuel Pumps 
• Exhaust and Mufflers 
• Starters 
• Electrical and Charging System 
• Transmissions 
• Scheduled Maintenances ​  

And much, much more...

We have a selection of Yokohama tires that meet every need.  Your cost is for tires, mount and balance. 

Road hazard warranties specifically cover damage to the tire caused through non-negligent driving. This can include driving over nails, broken glass, or other unexpected debris in the road. 

It's important to note that this type of warranty won't cover damage caused to the car.

Most new Honda vehicles are either front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive. What does that mean? It’s rather simple, actually. A front-wheel drive car receives engine power to the front tires, while in a rear-wheel drive car power is sent to the rear tires. The tires that receive direct power from the engine tend to wear faster than the others. 

 
By rotating the tires, local drivers can ensure more even tread wear so that their tires will be safer and last longer.