Get the most life out of your car with reliable tune-up services at your local Firestone Complete Auto Care.
If your engine’s not running like it used to, it might be time for a car tune-up. From spark plugs to filters and fuel injector cleaning, Firestone Complete Auto Care offers tune-up services tailored to your vehicle’s age, mileage, and performance. Call today to find out your vehicle manufacturer's recommendations for engine maintenance.
With each engine comes a unique set of needs. Our Firestone expert auto technicians will help you determine which tune-up services are right for your car.
*Conditions apply. See our service warranty options for details.
Complete visual inspection of engine components
Engine air filter inspection or installation
Fuel filter inspection or installation
Reviewing manufacturer scheduled maintenance services
Performing an all-module scan with a scan tool to check for diagnostic codes
Air filter replacement
6,000-mile/6-month limited warranty*
Helps restore fuel system performance
Two or three-step process that removes carbon deposits on the vehicle's fuel injectors (depends on the vehicle).
12,000-mile/12-month limited warranty*
Since there are many different ways to define a modern tune-up, the cost will vary. The cost of a standard oil change will be added if you choose to book one for the same appointment. Routine maintenance, like an engine inspection, is an essential part of owning a vehicle and will help you save money in the long run by reducing the chance for extensive repairs. If you’re looking for a quote for engine "tune-up" services, the experts at Firestone Complete Auto Care would be happy to help.
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