Tune-Ups

Affordable and Reliable Auto Tune-Ups

Trusted Mechanics in Allen, TX

Newer vehicles don’t require nearly as much maintenance as older vehicles. However, even with newer vehicles, not having your vehicle serviced in time can mean severe consequences for the wellbeing of your vehicle. Aloha Auto Repair offers quality auto tune-up services in Allen, TX at affordable prices. Our experienced team and quality services mean that you’ll have your vehicle serviced and be on your way in no time!

What are Some Things to Look Out For?

Although your vehicle comes with a manual, the information written in those manuals are typically meant for optimal conditions. That means that you should be extra cautious when it comes to your own vehicle.

Most drivers are able to sense when there is something wrong with their vehicle and when it should have a tune-up.

Is Your Vehicle Displaying Any of the Following Signs?

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Your vehicle stalls quite a bit.

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Your engine is making a whistling or rattling sound.

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Starting your vehicle has become more difficult.

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It has become more difficult for your vehicle to accelerate.

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It takes more effort than usual to bring your vehicle to a complete stop.

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How Often Does My Vehicle Need Tune-Up Services?

While there’s no standard time as to when a vehicle needs to get a tune-up, your vehicle’s manual should have guidelines as to when you should have its oil replaced, etc.

The engines of older vehicles feature condensers, distributor caps, carburetors or rotors, which should be replaced every few hundred miles. Since most vehicles these days are computerized, you’ll just need to have your vehicle’s oil filters, PVC valve, spark plugs and batteries checked or replaced if necessary. For example, every 3,000 miles you can have a mechanic check your filters and oils. Then, later on, you have them check the wiper blades, cabin air filter, automatic transmission fluid, cooling system, etc. Remember, the higher a vehicle’s mileage, the more often it should have everything checked and undergo a tune-up.

Better To Be Safe Than Sorry

It’s always better to have your vehicle checked out, even if there’s no big problem. It’s best to have smaller issues resolved before they become bigger issues that are more expensive to resolve.