30K
30,000-mile service
- Oil and filter change
- Engine and cabin air filters
- Tire rotation and pressures
- Brake inspection
- Fluid levels checked and topped off
- Battery test
Maintenance & Inspections
Maintenance that keeps small problems small
30K, 60K and 90K-mile services, oil changes, fluids and filters for Japanese and American cars and trucks, and a look over the parts that wear before they leave you stranded.
What we handle
Maintenance, covered
- 30K, 60K and 90K-mile services
- Oil and filter changes
- Fluid services: coolant, brake, transmission, power steering
- Scheduled factory maintenance
- Belts, hoses and filters
- Batteries and charging checks
- Tires and rotations
- Pre-purchase and pre-trip inspections
Signs it’s time
Book a visit if…
- The maintenance reminder is on, or the sticker says you’re past due
- You’re buying a used car and want it looked over first
- A road trip or a long tow is coming up
- You can’t remember the last time it was serviced
30K · 60K · 90K
Mileage services, by the book
Manufacturers schedule bigger services around 30,000, 60,000 and 90,000 miles. We follow the schedule for your exact year, make, model and engine. Here’s what’s typically included:
60K
60,000-mile service
- Everything in the 30K service
- Spark plugs, on many engines
- Coolant and brake fluid, as scheduled
- Transmission fluid, as scheduled
- Belts and hoses inspected
90K
90,000-mile service
- Everything in the 30K and 60K services
- Timing belt, on engines that have one
- Drive belts as needed
- Suspension, steering and exhaust inspected
Typical items only. What’s included varies by vehicle; your owner’s manual or maintenance schedule is the final word.
How a visit works
Three steps, no surprises
- Tell us what’s going onCall or send a booking request with your year, make and model.
- We inspect and explainYou get a written estimate. In California, work can’t start until you approve it.
- Approve, repair, driveWe do the work you OK’d, and walk you through it at pickup.
Questions
Maintenance FAQ
What's included in a 30K, 60K or 90K service?
It depends on your vehicle, because each manufacturer sets its own schedule. Typically a 30K service covers oil, filters, a tire rotation and inspections; 60K adds items like spark plugs and fluid services; 90K can include a timing belt on engines that have one. Give us your year, make and model and we’ll go by your factory schedule.
How often should I change my oil?
Go by the interval in your owner’s manual or your car’s maintenance reminder; it depends on the engine, the oil it takes and how you drive. Give us the year, make and model and we’ll go by the factory schedule.
Will maintenance at an independent shop void my factory warranty?
Generally, no. Under the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a manufacturer can’t void your warranty just because an independent shop did the maintenance. Keep your receipts and follow the factory schedule.