Ensuring your vehicle runs safely requires – not only due care and attention; but also winter auto maintenance.
A&B Transmissions can help with that, helping our customers understand which services to schedule for their vehicle.
Winter Auto Maintenance to Keep Your Vehicle Running Safely
Winter is usually fairly mild in the Lower Mainland, but it can still bring about cold temperatures, as well as snow and ice – especially on mountain passes. All of which can pose challenges to your vehicle.
To keep your vehicle running smoothly during the winter months, consider the following auto maintenance checks, services and investments:
- Battery Check
- Ensure You Have M+S Tires
- Get Your Oil Changed to Winter Grade Oil
- Keep Your Fluids Topped Up
- Have Your Brakes Inspected
- Test the Heater and Defroster
- Check the Lights & Wiper Blades
- Invest in an Emergency Kit
Regular maintenance is key to ensuring your vehicle runs smoothly, especially during the winter months. A&B Transmissions can help!
Our Oil & Filter Service Goes Beyond the Basics
An oil and filter service can provide you with many of the above services. As discussed on our services page…
An oil change is just one of the many things that’s gets performed when having your routine service done at our automotive service shop.
Experienced technicians road test and inspect your car, ensuring your investment last and perform reliably.
Replacing a wearing part or servicing a component before it fails can save you thousands of dollars, as well as the inconvenience of an unexpected breakdown.
If you are seeking Winter Auto Maintenance in Langley – call us today at 604-530-9101. We would be happy to help you schedule an appointment, and have you driving away safely for the winter season ahead!
CUSTOME REVIEWS – see what our customers are saying about us…
“Quick, friendly service and got my work truck back on the road with very minimal down time. Great job!”
Kathie Rennie
“Absolutely the best quality service and high quality work. This is a place where it seems integrity is important to them.”
Spencer Rozell