Tune-ups used to be a significant part of maintaining your vehicle. However, cars have evolved, and so have their service needs. We’re outlining the Tom Wood Toyota service you should be scheduling for your car, truck, or SUV.
What Does a Tune-Up Entail?
The term “tune-up” refers to a thorough inspection and servicing of parts that aren’t used in most modern cars. If you have an older Toyota model, it contains features like a carburetor that have been supplanted by fuel injection. You’ll still need a tune-up, but what if you have a newer vehicle?
Do I Need a Tune-Up?
With the advanced systems and technology in vehicles today, tune-ups are no longer a must. Modern vehicles continuously adjust your system, replacing the need for a tune-up. Your vehicle’s computer (the ECU) and its components ensure that it is always working efficiently and operating as it should.
What Maintenance Does My Vehicle Need?
Keep in mind, even though vehicle systems and technology have made great strides, there are still maintenance tasks your vehicle does require. After all, many parts of your car are designed to be replaced routinely.
We recommend reviewing your vehicle’s owner’s manual to see the maintenance that your vehicle requires and the suggested service intervals at which it should take place.
- Engine oil change
- Filter replacement
- Tire rotation
- Fluid top-offs (transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and coolant)
- Windshield wiper replacement
While your vehicle may not need a tune-up in the traditional sense, it’s still essential that it’s regularly maintained. When you need quality service for your car, we can help. Contact our Toyota dealership in Whitestown, IN, for the service you need today!
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