Keep your vehicle's maintenance in mind.
Absolutely! Your vehicle regular maintenance is essential to ensure its durability, reliability and your safety on the road.
Which preventive maintenance is due to my vehicle?
The preventative maintenance required for your vehicle may vary depending on several factors, including age, model, mileage and driving conditions.
Respecting your vehicle's owner's manual. It is recommended to follow the manufacturer's specific recommendations provided in the owner's manual for optimal maintenance.
When a part needs to be replaced, it is important to take action quickly to ensure the safety and reliability of your vehicle. We strongly recommend that you use premium quality parts.
This way, you will have peace of mind and it is also a wise investment to guarantee the reliability, performance and safety of your vehicle in the long term.
If you have any questions about the recommended maintenance intervals for your vehicle, do not hesitate to contact us. Our team of experts is here to answer all your questions and help provide you the information you need to take optimal care of your vehicle.
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OIL, FILTER & LUBRICATION
- Oil change and filter replacement with a quality part approved by the manufacturer.
- Chassis lubrication, steering and suspension elements (where necessary).
CONTROLS
- Accessoires: Inspect external lighting (lights and headlights), mirrors, internal lighting dashboard instruments, reception and ceiling bulbs, wipers switch and horn.
- Components: Inspect air filter element, cabin air filter, belts and tension, radiator and hoses, power steering, battery (cables and terminals), wiper blades.
- Fluid level and condition: Check radiator coolant (anti-freeze), transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, battery electrode and top-up windshield-washer fluid if needed.
- Leak detection: Check fuel, oil, coolant and others leaks.
TIRE INSPECTION
- Check and correct tire pressure. Inspect tires and wheels for damage and wear. Measure treads depth.
RESET THE SERVICE
- Resetting On-Board computer or affixing next service label.
includes all content of the maintenance schedule (1) to which are added:
THROTTLE SYSTEM
- Inspect the throttle system for interference or binding, and for damaged or missing parts.
COOLING SYSTEM
- Inspect the hoses and have them replaced if they are cracked, swollen or deteriorated. Inspect all pipes, fittings and clamps.
- Check coolant condition and concentration, is an important aspect of vehicle maintenance, especially to ensure proper engine cooling and protection against freezing or overheating.
STEERING AND SUSPENSION
- Inspect front and rear suspension and steering system for damaged, loose or missing parts, signs of wear or lack of lubrication.
- Inspect power steering lines and hoses for proper hook-up, binding, leaks, cracks, chafing, etc. Clean and then inspect the drive axle boot seals for damage, tears or leakage.
EXHAUST SYSTEM
- Inspect complete system for damage. Inspect exhaust manifolds, catalytic converter, oxygen sensor, muffler, protector (screens-heat), pipes and attaching parts.
BRAKE MAINTENANCE
- Maintaining your vehicle's brakes promotes safety, prolongs the life of brake components and helps avoid costly repairs.
Please Note: A more frequent brake inspection may be required if driving habits or conditions cause frequent braking.
TIRES ROTATION
- Check and correct tire pressure. Rotate tires to equalize the wear and obtain maximum life.
DRIVE TEST
- Road test vehicle to evaluate any detectible problems in the engine, transmission, steering, suspension, and brakes under various driving conditions.
includes all content of the maintenance schedule (1 & 2) to which are added:
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- Computerized diagnosis your vehicle’s battery, starter and alternator. Clean battery cables and terminals, apply protective coating (if needed).
FUEL SYSTEM
- IInspect fuel filter, fuel lines and connections, tank vapors recycling system hoses, fuel tank straps and fuel tank cap seal.
CLIMATE CONTROL
- Check console operation (hot-cold) air, the heat flows by blower motor and the refrigerant level of air conditioning on indicator.
COOLING SYSTEM
- Maintaining cooling system. Replace or check the pH of the fluid according to the maintenance interval recommended by the vehicle manufacturer of your car.
BRAKING SYSTEM
- Inspect the entire system. Inspect the pipes and hoses to ensure proper connection and to detect jamming, leaks, cracks, friction, etc.
- Inspect pads condition and disc surfaces. Inspect other parts of the system, including calipers, parking brake, etc.
Please Note: A more frequent brake inspection may be required if driving habits or conditions cause frequent braking.
DRIVE TEST
- Road test vehicle to evaluate any detectible problems in the engine, transmission, steering, suspension, and brakes under various driving conditions.
includes all content of the maintenance schedule (1, 2 & 3) to which are added:
ANTI-POLLUTION CONTROL
- Engine computer analyze, reading memory for any failure codes, erase engine stored diagnostic trouble codes, inspect emission control, check EGR valve.
ENGINE TUNE-UP
- Replace spark plugs and ignition cables, check idle speed, cap coil and distributor rotor (if applicable).
OILS & FLUIDS
- Drain and replace engine coolant, transmission, differential, transfer case, power steering and brakes fluids.
BELTS & HOSES
- Inspect drive belts for cracks, operation of pulleys and tensioners, replacement if necessary.
- Inspect or remplace timing belt is a crucial part to ensure optimal performance and prevent potential damage.
- Inspect radiator hoses, cooling system and heater for damage or leaks and replace if necessary.
DRIVE TEST
- Road test vehicle to evaluate any detectible problems in the engine, transmission, steering, suspension, and brakes under various driving conditions.
Please Note: Maintenance schedule (3) is also recommended when buying a used vehicle for which no servicing file is provided.
If you often operate your vehicle under one or more of the following conditions, please refer to the additional maintenance requirements below:
1. Short trips of less than 5 km. or less than 8 km. when the temperature is below zero degrees celsius.
2. Towing or driving in the mountains.
3. Driving on dusty or muddy roads.
- Replace the manual transmission, transfer case and differential oil every 24 months or 36,000km.
- Replace the rear differential oil every 10,000km. (for trailer applications only).
If you operate a four-wheel drive vehicle, and have driven in deep sand, mud or water, you should immediately perform the additional maintenance services listed above.
It is also necessary to replace the engine oil and filter as well as the transmission, transfer case and differential oil, in addition to adding grease.
The air filter is the lungs of the car. It helps retain dust contained in the air. Its clogging will have an impact on the quality of air necessary for the combustion of fuel in the engine.
Undercarrager washing, the importance of undercarrager washing of your vehicle with a high-pressure jet to remove salt, sludge, leaves and stones.
Maintenance of older, high mileage vehicles.
- Today's vehicles are generally capable of traveling more miles than previous generation cars and trucks, but the secret to true longevity remains the same: regular maintenance.
- Make sure also make adjustments at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer. But above all, your high mileage engine needs regular oil changes.
- As vehicles and their engines age, their moving parts can wear out and potentially need better lubricating protection.
- And while your high-mileage engine will tolerate normal motor oil, it will perform better if you use an oil specifically formulated for high-mileage engines.