Any time an SRS (Air Bag) or ABS (Anti-Lock Brakes) lamp is on, those systems have been disabled and will not work in case of emergency stopping or a collision. If the light is on, this is a safety issue and must be looked at asap.

Your engine air filter keeps dust and debris out of your engine. A dirty air filter will cause low gas mileage

Belts run your air conditioning, power steering, alternator, and your water pump. When a belt fails, these accessories are no longer operational.

Hoses supply coolant/antifreeze to the engine and the heating system. Leaking hoses run the risk of engine damage and breakdown

These are the pressurized shocks that hold your hood or trunk/rear hatch open

Coolant, also known as antifreeze, has a few important jobs: It cools the engine, provides heat to the cabin and protects against freezing. Coolant also has important additives to prevent corrosion inside the cooling system. A coolant pH of 8 and above will provide protection against corrosion. Coolant with a pH of 7.5 or lower will begin to corrode the inside of the engine causing widespread failures.

We recommend brake fluid be serviced every 2 years to extend the life of hydraulic components and ensure safe braking

Clean power steering fluid will keep your steering smooth and extend component life

A tight front end helps maintain control and provide reliable handling

Shocks and struts convert the up-and-down movement of the car into energy, which they absorb every time you hit a pothole or a bump in the road. When they wear down, you lose control of the car's stability, and the car takes longer to stop.