Trust in the certified service experts at The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston’s Service Center. From oil changes and brake repairs to battery checks and wheel alignments, our dealership in Evanston, IL, can take care of any auto service task you need. Plus, our talented Mazda technicians can also tend to more extensive repairs if your transmission, engine, or other essential component requires attention. Review our frequently asked Mazda service questions below for some great general information on preventative maintenance, how often to replace tires, oil, and everything in between. Keep reading to learn more about our premier Mazda Service Center, and feel free to contact us with any additional questions you may have. We look forward to serving you at The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston.
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It’s essential to keep up with routine factory-scheduled Mazda service to ensure your car runs smoothly for years to come. Bringing your Mazda in at least every six months for an oil change and inspection will help you ensure your Mazda’s performance, safety, and value.
Recommended maintenance includes engine oil services, inspection services, brake fluid service, engine air filter, tire rotations, and changes, and cabin air filter changes.
Brakes are vital for the safety and performance of your Mazda. Every time you bring your Mazda in for any service, we’ll perform a thorough inspection that includes checking your brake pads, brake line, and more for any issues or concerns. If you hear any squeaking or notice your car shaking when you apply your brakes, it’s time to bring your Mazda in for a brake inspection.
Routinely scheduled oil changes are important in maintaining your vehicle’s health and in preventing costly repairs in the future. Inside your vehicle’s engine are many moving parts, and all of these parts need to be lubricated to function properly and avoid hazardous damage. Bringing your Mazda every 6 months will help you maintain your performance and value.
Are you having difficulty starting your car, or noticing dim headlights when your car is turned off? Your Mazda’s battery may be getting weak and should be tested for possible replacement. We’ll test its voltage to see how much charge it has left as well as inspect your battery for any damage or corrosion. Plus, we have great deals on battery-backed by an extensive warranty.
Tires naturally wear over time, some faster than others depending on your driving habits and location. Generally, six years is the limit, after that point, your tires will have worn out and aren’t as safe or economical. A regular tire rotation around every 7,500 miles will help your tire wear evenly, helping maintain both the longevity of your tires and your vehicle. Regular rotations will help enhance ride quality and road manners.
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You can find The Autobarn Mazda of Evanston's service center at: 2201 Autobarn Place Evanston, IL 60202.
Recommended maintenance includes engine oil services, inspection services, brake fluid service, engine air filter, tire rotations, and changes, and cabin air filter changes.
Climate, driving frequency, and several other factors can help determine how often you should change your Mazda's oil, refer to your Scheduled Maintenance section in your owner's manual for more information.
Synthetic motor oils can be a good choice for high-output, turbocharged or supercharged engines, synthetic motor oils can help improve your Mazda's fuel economy and increase the intervals between changes.
Every other oil change or every 6000 miles is recommended.
Neglecting to rotate tires can cause premature tire wear and an uneven driving experience.
It's recommended to get new tires between 20,000 to 40,000 miles or at the very least every six years depending on your driving habits.
Yes, luckily brake pads are equipped with wear indicators that produce a squeaking noise when the brakes are almost worn out, brake pads should be inspected and replaced as soon as this begins.
There are many sensors and computerized components that manage your vehicle's engine performance and emissions, when one of these fails the "check engine" light is illuminated and your Mazda should be brought in as soon as possible to help prevent any possible costly repair or safety hazard.
Depending on your driving habits, your Mazda's batteries may deteriorate at different rates. Most batteries have warranties within their recommended life span of three years.
A clicking noise can mean your battery is dead, getting a jump can be a temporary fix before needing a new one. Other reasons your Mazda may not be starting could include a broken alternator or the timing belt.
You should replace your Mazda's fuel filter approximately every 30,000 miles or as recommended in your vehicle's owner's manual.
Your Mazda's spark plugs should be replaced every 30 months or 30,000 miles.
