Failing to Service Your Car Will Result in Your Car Failing to Service You

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Automall has provided you some of the top automobile brands in the world, but are you taking care of your vehicle?

In this episode of our Automall Adventures, our Denielle Miller returns to their garage to speak to the company’s service manager about the importance of servicing your vehicle.

Denielle Miller – Reporter
“I have no clue what I’m doing underneath this hood but that is why I bring my vehicle to Automall for servicing and Lenny tells us why it’s important for us to keep up with our scheduled maintenance days.”

Automall Service Manager and Technical Trainer John “Lenny” Henderson gave us the answer to this crucial question: How many times a year should I service my vehicle?

John “Lenny” Henderson – Service Manager and Technical Trainer, Automall
“The manufacturers are all different to give you an example Hyundai is six months or five thousand miles the sentence behind that is very important it’s what ever comes first.”

Lenny says it’s important to follow the suggested service guidelines by the vehicle manufacturer.

Failure to do so can result in you receiving a hefty bill due to oil build up.

John “Lenny” Henderson – Service Manager and Technical Trainer, Automall
“It only takes one year like two missed services the oil begins to sludge up and that starts to become it gets thick and hard crusted then the engine is going to fail at some point.”

His final words of advice: pay attention to the indicators on your dashboard.

John “Lenny” Henderson – Service Manager and Technical Trainer, Automall
“When you get an engine check light the new cars now will tell you an audible visit the dealership.”