It varies from model to model, but as a general rule, you should change your oil every 7,500 miles and perform the annual recommended factory scheduled maintenance.

Yes, we will work with all independent warranty companies. You won't even have to call them!

False! Consumers are entitled to have their cars serviced wherever they choose. Always read your warranty to understand what constitutes a covered service item. As long as detailed records are kept (as we do here for all of our customers) and the service intervals are met with Genuine parts your warranty will never be void.

Don't fall into the TRAP of poor tire maintenance. T - Tread... Visually check your tread for uneven wear. Check for signs of damage. Your tires MUST be replaced when the tread is worn to 1/16 of an inch. A good way to check the tread is by inserting a penny into the groove. If you can see Lincoln's entire head, it's time for new tires. R - Rotate... You should rotate your tires every 6000 - 8000 miles. This is the best way to ensure even wear and maximum mileage from your tire investment. A - Alignment...Have your alignment checked regularly. Also, check the balance of your tires. If your alignment and tire balance are off, you will experience irregular wear, and the result will be premature replacement. P - Pressure... The proper air pressure for your vehicle is always specified in your owner's manual or sill panel. Underinflation is the most significant cause of tire failure. Always check your tire pressure between Summer and Fall because a 10-degree drop in temperature corresponds to a one or 2-pound drop in tire pressure.

We prefer not to install parts that a customer brings to our facility. There are several reasons for this. First, how does the customer know what part to supply? Who diagnosed what is wrong with the vehicle? Is the part the correct application ie the correct chassis number or the engine number? Many parts are different based on whether the car has ABS brakes etc. Is the part supplied up to our quality standards? We pride ourselves on quality work and that includes quality parts. In our opinion, bringing your own parts is the same as taking your own food to a restaurant. However, that being said, we will install your parts but we do charge additional labor and there is no warranty!

Cabin Air Filters (Pollen Filters). Most late-model European vehicles come standard with a cabin air filter. The purpose of these filters is to filter allergens, irritants, and airborne particles. These can include bacteria, pollution, dust, odors, and spores. The main benefit of these filters is passenger comfort, although failure to replace them at the required 15,000-mile interval could impact the efficiency of the air conditioning and heating system. In addition, no filter clogged or missing filters may cause the premature corrosion of the A/C evaporator. Another symptom that your filter may need to be replaced is the potential excess hazing of the windows. These filters are available and we recommend replacement every 15,000 miles. In heading into the summer season there are more of these particles in the air and keeping your A/C system in peak performance may require the replacement of these filters.