Types of Fluids:

Just like oil for your engine, your vehicle relies on a liquid in many systems to keep everything running smoothly and reducing wear and tear. Without fluid services, many of these systems will fail, lowering performance and causing damage. It can be hard to know when to book a service appointment, so to make things easier, we've created this page to show you some of the signs and symptoms. 

Windshield Washer Fluid:

Weather in New England can change by the minute, so you never want to find yourself with low windshield washer fluid or busted wipers. Whether your wipers are worn out or low on fluid, our certified service technicians are ready to assist you.

Power Steering Fluid:

Your power steering fluid allows you to quickly turn your steering wheel and reduce wear on your vehicle. Luckily low power steering fluid is easy to spot. If you hear a loud squealing when turning or find it is harder to turn your steering wheel, you should schedule service as soon as possible.

Brake Fluid:

Like your power steering system, your brakes use fluid to make it easier for you to slow down and come to a complete stop. If your brake fluid is low, you may find it is taking longer to slow down or stop. This can put increased amounts of wear on your brakes and make it more difficult to avoid collisions. 

Engine Coolant:

As your engine heats up, it uses coolant to help regulate its temperature keeping it running efficiently and prevent overheating. If your coolant levels are low, you'll notice fuel consumption and emissions increase and worse overall performance. If you think your coolant levels are low, it's important to schedule service early to avoid lasting damage. 

Many people forget that they need to service their differential gear and find out the hard way how important differential fluid is. The fluid in your differential gear allows it to function without wearing down too fast. If your oil level falls too low, you may hear a grinding or clanking coming from your differential. This is putting stress on the gears and could leave your vehicle inoperable. If you think you need new differential fluid, contact our certified service technicians, and they'll assist you.