Pop, Skip, Sputter: Your Complete Guide to Engine Misfires
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Whether your vehicle is brand new or pushing 200,000 miles on the odometer, bring it into a Firestone Complete Auto Care near you to make sure it’s getting the preventative maintenance it needs at the right time. Our expert technicians know your manufacturer's maintenance recommendations, so we’ll share them on every invoice- and email them to you after your visit- to help keep your vehicle running newer, longer. Here are some of the recommended services your car might be due for:
Our experts could help you save thousands with preventative maintenance.
View Your RecommendationsSee exactly what your manufacturer recommends. Actual Factory Scheduled Maintenance recommendations may differ based on several factors including driving habits and conditions.
View Your RecommendationsOur maintenance recommendations come from Mitchell1 — a trusted, independent source for car maintenance information.
View Your RecommendationsYour vehicle manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule helps keep your vehicle running newer, longer. Sticking to a routine maintenance schedule is one of the best ways to keep your car running smoother for longer while helping avoid costly repairs.
Routine maintenance schedule services involve simple tune-ups like filter and fluid replacements, tire rotations, and general parts inspections that come at various mileage intervals. Find your specific vehicle maintenance schedule with our online database above or by using the MyFirestone app.
Sticking to your vehicle's maintenance schedule matters. Staying on top of a routine maintenance schedule helps you replace important components before they wear out, such as transmission fluid and accessory belts, so that your car’s more permanent parts can operate more efficiently.
Routine maintenance services are often done on a 30-60-90 interval, meaning you should perform essential preventative maintenance about every 30,000 miles. Every vehicle is unique, and various parts can wear out at irregular intervals depending on your driving habits. Other services, such as oil changes and tire rotations, should be performed much sooner and more frequently.
Get familiar with your vehicle's maintenance schedule to help you keep track of how often to service all of your vehicle's differentcomponents.
Take care of your car, and it’ll take care of you. Routine manufacturer-recommended maintenance is one of the best ways to keep your vehicle in its best possible condition. Regular preventative maintenance can help extend your vehicle's lifespan and save you from costly repairs and potential roadside breakdowns by keeping parts and systems running smoothly. Learn your vehicle manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, and visit your local Firestone Complete Auto Care today for your routine maintenance service needs.
Now, you can take our crew with you! The all-new app from Firestone Complete Auto Care helps you stay on top of vehicle maintenance, track service appointments, request roadside assistance and even get special offers and deals. Download the free app today.
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