Frequently Asked Questions

The frequency of oil changes depends on several factors, including the type of oil used, the age of your car, and your driving habits. As a general guideline, most manufacturers recommend changing the oil every 5,000 to 7,500 miles for conventional oil and every 7,500 to 10,000 miles for synthetic oil. However, it’s always best to consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual for the manufacturer’s specific recommendations for your car.

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Your vehicle is just as essential as you. it is apart of your day to day life whether its used for going to work, school, driving your kids, or even going on a cool family road trip!
but the key is preventative fluid maintenance, just like we need to maintain our health, we also cannot forget about your vehicles health as well. Not being on top of your maintenance schedule can lead to damages to engine parts costing you heavily in mechanical repair bills.
its very important to know that not only your engine oil requires change, but so does other mechanical components in your vehicle that contribute to its overall operation.
our certified technicians are determined to educate our customers on how to help keep their vehicles maintenance up to date, running in top-notch shape & performance. We perform a visual & comprehensive 24 point fluid inspection, after we have conducted our checks, we now educate our customers on what’s good, what can wait and what’s due. Ensuring that our customers are making the right choice based on education and not out of fear.

Your vehicle is just as essential as you. It is a part of your day-to-day life, whether it’s used for going to work, school, driving your kids, or even going on a fantastic family road trip! But the key is preventative fluid maintenance; just like we need to maintain our health, we cannot forget about your vehicle’s health as well. Not being on top of your maintenance schedule can cause damage to engine parts, costing you heavily in mechanical repair bills. It is essential to know that not only your engine oil requires change, but so do other mechanical components in your vehicle that contribute to its overall operation. Our certified technicians are determined to educate our customers on how to help keep the maintenance of their vehicles up to date, running in top-notch shape & performance. We perform our visual & comprehensive 24 point fluid inspection; after conducting our assessment, we will discuss what necessary services are needed what can wait. We want to ensure that our customers make the right choice based on education and not out of fear.

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Another common tire-buying question is if it’s necessary to replace all four tires at once. The simple answer is yes. It is recommended to replace all four at once because your tires are key to the performance and handling of your vehicle, it’s important for them to be as identical as possible. If your tires don’t match, one end of your vehicle may not be able to respond as quickly as the other, making it difficult to control. Your tires are what keep your vehicle connected to the road, so having an even surface is vital.

If you are in a situation where you will be replacing fewer than four tires, select tires that are like what is currently installed on your vehicle. If you are replacing just two tires, those two tires should only be installed on the rear axle. You should only consider tires that are within the same category as your existing ones.

If you have a vehicle that came equipped with a staggered fitment (different size tires on the front and back) then you should check your vehicle owner’s manual for replacement recommendations.

There are a lot of risks associated with buying used tires. Since you don’t know the history of the tires, it can be difficult to know if they’ve been previously run under inflated, overloaded or have other unseen internal damage which could lead to an unexpected failure. Used tires might also have uneven wear, which can cause noise, vibration or other problems and may need to be replaced much sooner than new tires. It is best to replace tires with new tires of the same category, size, load capacity and speed rating as recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer.

There’s no reason to guess. Talk to a tire dealer or other authorized professional so you can make certain you’re choosing the best tire option for your vehicle. Find out if tire rotation and balancing are included with your new tires. If they are not, see if you can bundle the maintenance service. Ask the dealer to outline the manufacturer’s warranty and replacement options to make certain your new investment is protected in the long run and inquire about any specials they may be offering. With these tire-buying tips and some trusted ratings in hand, you should be able to confidently pick out new tires.

At LubeFx, we consistently strive to connect our valued customers through our stores, dealers, and media campaigns to raise awareness and educate consumers on safe driving and tire safety. We encourage all consumers to learn all they can about tire safety and why it’s important to have their tires, including the spare tire, regularly inspected by a qualified, friendly professional with our Drop-in Tire Service! No Appointment needed