Auto Services
Auto services performed by Farrar Tire Center’s team of qualified professionals in Hazel Green, AL & Fayetteville, TN will help maintain and extend auto life. Your vehicle’s engine is highly complex and comprised of many components. All of these components work in concert to assure proper ignition and functioning of the vehicle. As miles accumulate, the components are subject to wear, resulting in lost engine performance and inefficient fuel economy.
Signs that your car may need auto services:
- There is a loss in power
- You notice decreased gas mileage
- Check Engine or Service Engine light stays on
- Stalling or rough running engine
- Upon turning off the ignition, the engine continues to run
- Engine knocking upon accelerating occurs
Our auto services include:
- Setting the timing and idle
- Replacement of filters
- Replacement of spark plugs
- Cleaning the fuel system
- Inspection of engine components
If your vehicle seems to be having problems, we can help with a thorough auto service inspection. Contact us today to set an appointment.
Are you in need of services for your vehicle that we don’t necessarily provide? You may have a broken windshield for example, but just because we can’t fix it ourselves, doesn’t mean we don’t have a great recommendation for a business nearby.
Give your nearest Farrar Tire Center a call to see who we recommend in our area. We are always looking for ways to support our community and this is just one of them.
What makes preventative auto service so important?
A significant amount of combustion and power is needed to move a heavy vehicle. This process must be initiated by the spark plug, and clean gas and air needs to be driven to the vehicle’s cylinders. Soiled fuel filters, clogged fuel injectors, dirty air, and corroded spark plugs all inhibit engine performance and lead to poor gas mileage. It is necessary to have your vehicle’s air filter checked regularly and to follow the manufacturer recommendations for replacing fuel filters, PCV valves, and spark plugs when they are no longer performing at peak efficiency.
