Dyno Tune Center

How Long Do You Plan To Own Your Car

Maintenance is one of the most important things you can do to prolong the life of your vehicle. And that is exactly what we do. Don't let something simple turn into a big problem.

A tune-up is loosely defined as the adjustment of various components of an internal combustion engine to achieve maximum performance. An internal combustion engine essentially works by using the force created from controlled explosions which take place in the engine’s cylinders to turn the drive shaft and wheels.

DYNO TUNE Center's Maintenance Tune-Up Service will make sure that this chain of events happens at the right time with optimum efficiency.

Nearly every system on your vehicle, from steering and brakes, to fuel injectors and air conditioning, is controlled by a computer. This computer has a series of sensors, through which it can determine if there is a problem with any of these systems and notify the driver via dashboard warning lights.

Any number of things can go wrong with your vehicle's systems, and sensors within those systems will notify the PCM/ECM when there is a problem. When your check engine light comes on, swing into DYNO TUNE Center. Based on the results of our diagnostic tests, we will make a service recommendation to correct the problem, and advise you of your options before beginning work on your vehicle.

Complete Fuel Injection Cleaning and Decarbonizing - The MCS 245 is the first gasoline engine system of its kind to clean the fuel system. When used with MotorVac’s proprietary Fuel System Cleaning Detergents, the MCS 245 system cleans the air plenum, throttle body, air bypass valve, injectors, valves, combustion chambers, oxygen sensor and catalytic converters without having to remove any engine components.

Independent tests show that the MotorVac CarbonClean Service restores engine performance, improves fuel economy, and reduces exhaust emissions. More importantly, you will immediately feel the difference!

Most manufactures recommend that you change your vehicle’s oil and oil filter every 3 months or every 3,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Consult your owner’s manual for the exact specifications for your vehicle or just ask us. Some newer vehicles are programmed for up to 6,000 miles under “normal” driving conditions. The average driver probably considers his or her driving conditions normal, but the truth is that most of us drive under severe conditions far more often that we realize and should time our oil changes accordingly.

Pollen and harmful substances inside a vehicle can be up to six times more concentrated than outside. Cabin Filters prevent harmful spores and pollen from entering the vehicle interior and keep passengers and downstream HVAC components protected.

A cabin filter works much like the air filter used with your air conditioning system in your home. Replace your cabin filter regularly and trap airborne contaminants before they enter the interior of your vehicle through the heating and air conditioning system.