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Car trouble can be stressful, but getting the right answers shouldn’t be. Browse our frequently asked questions for expert insights on car maintenance, repairs, and what to expect when you visit our shop.
General Questions About Euro Auto Plex
We specialize in European and luxury brands like BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, and more. However, we also service select Japanese and domestic vehicles—check out our full list of makes here.
Appointments are recommended to ensure we can get your car in and out as quickly as possible. However, we do accept walk-ins based on availability. Give us a call, and we’ll do our best to fit you in!
No, we’re an independent, locally owned European auto repair shop. That means you get the same high-quality service without the long wait times, inflated prices, or unnecessary add-ons that dealerships push.
We provide everything from routine maintenance to major repairs, including oil changes, brake service, suspension work, transmission repairs, and more. Check out our full list of services here.
Yes! We use high-quality OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) or equivalent parts to ensure your vehicle performs at its best.
If you notice strange noises, warning lights, poor handling, or anything that feels "off," it’s best to bring your car in for a diagnostic check. Even minor issues can become big (and expensive) problems if ignored.
Every repair is different, but we always provide a clear estimate before any work begins. No surprises, no hidden fees—just honest pricing.
Yes! We offer AutoPass for Tire & Service Centers Credit Card financing with 6-months deferred interest and low monthly payments. Learn more and apply here.
Yes, but if you proceed with the recommended repair, we’ll often apply the diagnostic fee toward the service cost.
You can book an appointment by calling us directly or filling out our online scheduling form here.
Yes! We stand by our work with a 12-month/12,000-mile warranty on most repairs, giving you peace of mind when you drive away.
Auto Repair & Maintenance Questions
For most European vehicles, an oil change is recommended every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, depending on your driving habits and oil type. If unsure, check your owner’s manual or ask our team for guidance.
If you hear squeaking, grinding, or feel a soft brake pedal, it’s time to have your brakes inspected. Delaying brake service can lead to costly repairs and unsafe driving conditions.
A check engine light can mean anything from a loose gas cap to a serious engine issue. The best way to find out is to bring your car in for a diagnostic scan—we’ll pinpoint the problem and let you know what needs to be fixed.
If your car pulls to one side, your steering wheel vibrates, or your tires wear unevenly, it’s likely time for a wheel alignment. Proper alignment improves handling, extends tire life, and enhances fuel efficiency.
Minor problems can quickly turn into major (and expensive) repairs. A minor oil leak, worn belt, or strange noise might seem harmless, but catching issues early can save money and prevent breakdowns.
If your car is slow to start, your headlights seem dim, or you frequently need a jump-start, it’s a sign your battery might be on its way out. Most car batteries last 3-5 years, but extreme temperatures and driving habits can impact lifespan.
Several issues, including unbalanced tires, worn suspension components, or brake problems, could cause a shaky ride. If you notice vibrations while driving or braking, it’s best to check it before the issue worsens.
Dimming lights, electrical malfunctions, dead batteries, or strange noises can all point to a failing alternator. Since the alternator keeps your battery charged and powers your car’s electrical systems, ignoring the problem could leave you stranded.
Low coolant, a failing thermostat, or a problem with the radiator often cause overheating. If your temperature gauge rises or you see steam coming from under the hood, pull over safely and let the engine cool before checking fluid levels.
If your tire tread is below 2/32 of an inch, or you notice uneven wear, cracks, or frequent pressure loss, it’s time for new tires. A simple trick? Place a penny into the tread—if you can see all of Lincoln’s head, your tires need replacing.
Unusual noises could mean anything from a loose heat shield to engine trouble. If you hear rattling, knocking, or grinding, it’s best to bring your car in so we can diagnose the issue before it turns into a bigger repair.
Most spark plugs last 30,000 to 100,000 miles, depending on your vehicle and driving conditions. Worn spark plugs could be the culprit if your engine is misfiring, idling rough, or struggling to start.
Still Have Questions?
Give us a call or stop by the shop—we’re happy to help!