*Offer valid for MyCar Club Members only. Offer not valid with any other coupons or offers. Cannot be combined with MyCar Club 5% Labor discount or the Summer Brake Promotion. Transmission Fluid Exchange available only by technician recommendation and performed by qualified technician. All services must be purchased together to receive maximum discount. Discount cannot be applied to multiple services purchased during different visits. Purchase must be made on the MyCar Club card to receive discount. See associate for details. Offer valid 08/01/2026-08/31/2026.

**Eligible services include coolant fluid exchange, front and rear differential fluid exchange, power steering fluid exchange, transfer case fluid exchange, fuel induction service and transmission fluid exchange (only by technician recommendation and performed by a qualified technician).

Think of scheduled maintenance as a “checkup” for your car. You probably go see your doctor regularly for a checkup—even if you’re feeling well—to make sure there aren’t any hidden issues. Likewise, your car benefits from going to see a mechanic regularly to replace worn parts and check for potential problems.

The owner’s manual for your car has all the information you need about when scheduled maintenance services are due. It includes a mileage-based maintenance schedule for services like fluid exchanges and component replacements.

At Virginia Tire & Auto, we follow the manufacturer’s recommendations to help your vehicle perform at its best and to avoid unexpected problems.

Common services performed during a routine car maintenance service include:

Oil Change

As you drive, your engine oil becomes dirty and less effective. It must be changed every 3,000–10,000 miles or every six months to keep the engine’s moving parts properly lubricated. Your owner’s manual will indicate how often your vehicle needs an oil change.

Tire Rotations, Wheel Balancing & Alignments

Having your tires rotated and balanced and your wheels aligned helps your car drive straight and smooth, which increases fuel economy, reduces uneven tire tread wear and improves traction.

Check your owner’s manual to find the specific recommendation for these important tire services.

Engine Air Filter & Cabin Air Filter Replacement

Your car’s engine relies on clean air to combust with fuel, which powers the vehicle; if the engine air filter is dirty, you may experience decreased gas mileage, poor engine performance and higher emissions. And replacing your cabin air filter regularly will help improve HVAC performance and keep the air in your vehicle fresh. Refer to your owner’s manual for how often to replace the engine and cabin air filters—they’re usually needed every 15,000–30,000 miles.

Fluid Top Offs & Fluid Exchanges

Your vehicle uses several different types of fluids to keep it running. If these fluids are low, they should be filled up to the recommended levels. If they are dirty, a technician may recommend a fluid exchange service, where the old fluid is flushed out and new, clean fluid is added.

An automotive technician may check, fill or flush the following fluids:

• Coolant Fluid
• Transmission Fluid
• Power Steering Fluid
• Front and Rear Differential Fluid
• Transfer Case Fluid
• Brake Fluid