SERVICES

 Valve cover services involve inspecting, repairing, or replacing the valve covers and gaskets on your engine. These components protect the engine’s valves and keep oil from leaking. Proper maintenance prevents oil leaks, protects internal engine parts, and ensures your engine runs smoothly and efficiently.  

 The timing cover protects the engine’s timing components, such as the timing chain or belt, from dirt, debris, and oil leaks. Maintenance or replacement of the timing cover helps prevent damage to critical engine parts, ensures proper timing function, and keeps your engine running efficiently. 

 Your engine’s timing belt or chain keeps everything running in perfect sync—making sure your pistons and valves work together the way they should. 

• Timing Belts: Made of rubber, they wear out over time and usually need replacement around 60,000–100,000 miles. If a belt breaks, it can cause serious engine damage.

• Timing Chains: Made of metal and built to last longer, but they can still stretch or wear and sometimes need repair.

  The oil pan is located at the bottom of the engine and serves as a reservoir for engine oil. It collects and stores oil as it circulates through the engine, helping to lubricate, cool, and protect engine components. Regular inspection or replacement of the oil pan prevents leaks and ensures proper engine lubrication. 

  R&R Engine refers to the process of removing a vehicle’s engine and replacing it with a new or rebuilt one. This service is performed when an engine is severely damaged, worn out, or no longer functioning properly. Proper R&R ensures the vehicle operates efficiently and restores engine performance. 

 Transmission R&R involves removing a vehicle’s transmission and replacing it with a new, rebuilt, or remanufactured unit. This service is necessary when the transmission is failing, slipping, or not shifting properly. Proper removal and replacement restore smooth operation, reliability, and overall vehicle performance. 

 Motor mounts are components that secure a vehicle’s engine to the chassis while absorbing vibrations and shocks. They help keep the engine properly aligned, reduce noise, and prevent excessive movement that could damage other components. Worn or damaged motor mounts can cause engine vibration, misalignment, or unusual noises. Replacing them ensures smooth operation and protects the engine and drivetrain.