Specials in Tracy, CA

Valve decarbonizing and intake port cleaning should be performed every 30,000 – 40,000 miles on modern cars. Most modern cars no longer use direct port fuel injection because of increasing emissions standards. Port fuel injection provided a secondary benefit of keeping the valves and intake ports clean by shooting fuel into the intake port behind your engine’s intake valves. Since 2004, modern engine design has evolved to use direct fuel injection for increased efficiency and reduced exhaust emissions on most vehicles. The drawback is that the fuel is no longer being sprayed into the intake ports and is now directly injected into the combustion chamber. As a result, small dust particles that got past the engine air filter, carbon, and oil vapors are allowed to mix and turn into a hard and sticky goo that accumulates in the intake ports and on the intake valves. The sticky goo is often referred to as Carbon Deposits. As the Carbon Deposits accumulate they start to reduce and eventually choke off the airflow needed for the engine to breath. It is not unlike clogged arteries in the heart. The results are drivability issues, increased emissions, reduced power, and poor fuel economy. When Carbon Deposit build-up becomes moderate and severe, they will often trigger a check engine light with various malfunction codes that often point to devices that don’t need to be replaced. At its worst, the engine simply will not want to idle or run.

The only thing that sticks more than your tires to the road on a hot summer day is your sweat to your interior, and the unpleasant residual smell left as a consequence. As the temperature begins to rise and you start using your A/C system, you may find that the air coming out of your vents is no longer as cold as it once was. Don’t make driving this summer a chore.

Consistent Oil Changes every 5000 miles are fundamentally vital to insuring the integrity, efficiency, and life of your car’s engine.

• Your choice of top quality oils: Amsoil, Motul, or Liqui Moly.
• Our 60 Point Courtesy Inspection.
• Includes up to 6 quarts of oil.
• Includes Service Light Reset

**Extra charges apply if your vehicle requires more than 5 quarts of oil. Special pricing for luxury cars, exotics, and super cars that require more involved labor and unique service procedures. Price does not include Oil disposal fee, BPA fee, or applicable taxes.

• $30 off Labor for Brake Fluid Change (also known as a Brake Fluid Flush)
• $85 off Labor per axle (Front and/or Rear) Complete Brakes Service which includes new brake pads, hardware, and new brake discs (also known as Brake Rotors).
• Discount also applies to cars and trucks with Drum Brakes that get a complete Brake Drum service which includes new Brake Drums, Brake Shoes, and Hardware replacement. Labor and Parts charges for wheel cylinders is extra and they must be replaced in conjunction with a Brake Fluid Change.

* Certain Trucks and Cars may be excluded from the discount due to age, size, or availability of parts.