Is your car’s maintenance light on? Perhaps the sticker on your windshield indicates that it is time for a service? Are you getting ready for a trip? A regular oil change and oil filter replacement is vital to the health of your car, so call Performance Motor Works today to schedule an appointment!
Performance Motor Works provides a complete set of repair, service and maintenance services for your German car—including BMW, Audi, VW and Mini Cooper. The most important repetitive maintenance service you can perform to ensure your German auto will have a long life and serve you well is an oil change, filter change, and lube service every 4,000 miles for regular motor oil and every 7,000 miles for synthetic motor oil.
Today’s engines use higher engine oil pressures and increased engine oil flow rates to help optimize engine performance and emissions. So it is critical to maintain proper oil pressure and flow. Insufficient oil flow, low oil pressure or oil starvation causes a lack of lubrication which can result in poor performance and even engine damage. Regular engine oil and filter changes that follow the vehicle’s maintenance schedule or oil life monitoring system will help protect the engine from wear and tear.
Our factory trained technicians will not only quickly and efficiently change the oil and filter in your BMW, Audi, VW and Mini Cooper, but they will also perform a comprehensive 25 point inspection to identify any performance or safety issues with your car that you may not be aware of.
Performance Motor Works can help you maintain your car with our oil and lube service that include:
- Oil and filter change
- Lube Service
- Engine flush
- Synthetic motor oil available
- 25 point inspection service
- Check and refill fluids
To ensure the longevity and performance of your BMW, Audi, VW, or Mini, contact us today to schedule an oil and filter change and lube service.
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battery is completely drained. It is recommended that the sensor be carefully “dropped into the tire” prior to demounting to avoid damage. When reinstalling the sensor, it is suggested that the locknut, gasket and valve stem be replaced and torqued to the proper specification. It is also necessary to use the proper valve cap as it is also an integral part of the system. It may be necessary to reprogram the TPMS when the tires are rotated, when a new sensor is installed, or after the vehicle loses power. This usually requires a scan tool andmay involve the use of a special magnet. Refer to the vehicle service manual to
An automotive braking system is a group of mechanical, electronic and hydraulically activated components which use friction / heat to stop a moving vehicle.
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If you own a BMW, Audi or Volkswagen, and you live in the Roseville area of Sacramento, we are always happy to answer your questions.
