Your vehicle needs more than oil changes. Its manufacturer recommends other services at set kilometres or times, and following that schedule keeps it reliable and helps prevent breakdowns. Tell us your vehicle's kilometres and we'll do what's due, or choose the specific services you want.

Book this if

  • Your vehicle has reached a service interval in its owner's manual
  • You're getting ready for winter or a road trip
  • You bought a used vehicle and don't know its service history

What's included

  • The manufacturer's recommended maintenance for your vehicle
  • Engine accessory belts
  • Cooling system fluid exchange (flush)
  • Gasoline direct injection (GDI) cleaning service
  • Air and cabin filters, spark plugs and other fluid services

Questions

Why replace belts and coolant?

Rubber belts are designed to be changed at about 100,000 km: their grooves wear and they start to slip and crack. Old coolant turns acidic and corrodes the engine and cooling system from the inside. Replacing both on schedule prevents failures of hoses, water pumps, thermostats and more.

What is a GDI service?

Many modern engines spray fuel directly into the cylinders. That improves power and fuel economy, but lets carbon build up on the intake valves and injectors over time. A GDI service cleans it out, restoring smooth running and fuel economy, and can reduce misfires and rough idling.