This year, the Los Angeles area is expected to experience a hotter-than-usual summer. While we can take comfort in an air-conditioned building, the same probably isn’t true for our cars. This is why now is the time to get certain service tasks done, including an oil change. Keyes Hyundai explains why this is particularly important when the mercury rises.
We all know how expensive cars can be. This is why keeping yours in great shape for as long as possible makes perfect sense. You might, however, be doing things that are hurting your vehicle. The Hyundai service center at Keyes Hyundai goes over three bad habits you’ll want to stop.
Of all the fluids in your Hyundai vehicle, oil is perhaps the most important, as it has a direct impact on the engine's performance. This is why there must always be enough oil in the tank. If there’s a leak, there are some clear warning signs to look out for, and the Hyundai service center at Keyes Hyundai has three you don’t want to ignore.
If you are driving a hybrid or electric car for the first time, you have probably noticed some differences between it and a fully gas-powered vehicle. One difference concerns the brakes, as hybrids and EVs utilize regenerative braking. As Keyes Hyundai explains, this leads to different Hyundai service needs. Let’s take a closer look.
To keep your car in good shape, it’s important to understand its key parts and systems. Your exhaust system, for example, plays a vital role in the operation of your vehicle. Here, you’ll learn about its components and signs of trouble, courtesy of the Keyes Hyundai service center.
If you’ve been driving long enough, you’re likely acquainted with dashboard warning lights. But what if your vehicle starts exhibiting strange behavior? It might be in what’s called “limp mode.” Here, the Hyundai service team at Keyes Hyundai goes over what you should know about it.
In addition to getting a great car, there is another big benefit of buying a new Hyundai model: It comes with a great warranty. In fact, it’s called America’s Best Warranty, and one reason for this is due to its battery coverage. Here Keyes Hyundai goes over what your Hyundai battery warranty includes.
Winters in Sherman Oaks are typically wonderful, as those hot fall temperatures now become nice and mild. And while we don’t need to worry about freezing weather or snow, you should still make sure your Hyundai car is ready. Here, Keyes Hyundai discusses some Hyundai service tasks that are important this time of year.
In addition to getting a great car, when you buy a new Hyundai model, there’s another significant advantage: complimentary Hyundai service for three years or 36,000 miles through Hyundai Complimentary Maintenance. This is an excellent – and affordable – way to keep your car humming. If your free maintenance period is ending soon, get in touch with Keyes Hyundai to make an appointment.
Some Hyundai parts are important even if they’re rarely used. You never know when you’ll need a spare tire, but when you do, you deserve to know it’s ready to serve you. Keyes Hyundai explains a few things you may not have known about this unheralded but essential component.
