Spring Service Advice

The warm glow of long spring days has arrived, and the improving weather makes for ideal road trip conditions. Get your car in for a checkup at your local Mazda service center to remove any excess sludge from the winter and get primed for adventures ahead. This Mazda seasonal service guide was created by our service advisors to highlight specific items during your next service visit. Doing a brake check, testing your battery, getting a tire rotation, and performing an oil change are some of the jobs our factory-certified technicians can complete to enhance durability and performance. Look over this Mazda seasonal service guide, and schedule a tune-up with the experts at Preston Mazda.

Battery Check

We will ensure your battery is powered up for spring by testing its strength ratings. Frigid air is a factor that can decrease the power in a battery. If it is low, we will recommend a battery replacement.

Brake Inspection

We place this task on our Mazda seasonal service guide because we want to check the wear rate of your brake pads and measure the brake fluid. This is an efficient way to monitor the brake system's life cycle and provide you extra peace of mind when coming to a stop.

Oil Change

This high-priority item on our Mazda seasonal service guide adds lubrication to your engine and protects against metal-on-metal grinding and overheating while also improving fuel mileage up to 2%. It is suggested to receive an oil change every 5,000 to 10,000 miles, depending on factors such as your driving lifestyle.

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Tire Rotation

Extend the tread life of your car's tires by having this procedure completed between 6,000 and 8,000 miles. Tire wear and tear occur at different rates based on the position of your car and road conditions, and a rotation evens out the wear. We also add a tire inspection to our Mazda seasonal service guide to ensure your tires have not been punctured or cut by sharp objects.

Get Windshield Wipers

Your windshield wipers may have to work extra hard during the rainy season. Consider a new pair before the spring season for optimal visibility during your commutes.