Under normal driving conditions, it is best to have the differential and transfer case fluids replaced at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer. Under more severe conditions, it may be advisable to have the fluids changed more often. The fluids in these units may become contaminated over time, and can lose their lubrication qualities during normal use.

Rotating your tires every 5,000 miles (based on tire application) helps ensure the life of the tire and its warranty. If you don’t rotate your tires, you may experience tire damage (cupping), which may affect the steering of your vehicle. You should pay close attention to the tread depth of your tires to make sure that the wear patterns are equal.

Under normal driving conditions, it is best to have the differential and transfer case fluids replaced at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer. Under more severe conditions, it may be advisable to have the fluids changed more often. The fluids in these units may become contaminated over time, and can lose their lubrication qualities during normal use.

It is best to have the cooling system flushed at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer. Having the system flushed once a year is commonly recommended if the vehicle is driven regularly. Coolant breaks down over time, becoming corrosive which can cause premature failure of gaskets and seals. The idea is to replace the coolant before it gets contaminated to avoid costly repairs.

Transmission fluid breaks down over time due to the extreme temperatures experienced during operation. Under normal driving conditions, it is best to have the transmission fluid flushed at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer. However, under severe driving conditions, it may be advisable to have it flushed more often. The idea is to replace the fluid before it looks dark or smells burned so the transmission can operate at its best. This will prolong the life of the transmission and prevent costly repairs and inconvenience for you.