Ford Explorer Service & Repair

Ford Explorer Oil Change

Regular oil changes are the best way to keep your Ford Explorer healthy for the long haul. Whether you use conventional oil, semi-synthetic oil, or full synthetic oil, always adhere to the recommended oil and oil filter change schedule provided in your maintenance manual. The average interval between changes is 3,000 to 5,000 miles for conventional oil. For synthetic, the range increases dramatically from 7,500 to 10,000 miles.

Ford Explorer Tire Service

Whether you use your Explorer for work or play, keeping your tires in good repair is a must. Our tire services include leak patching and tire inspections. In an inspection, we examine tread depth and your wear patterns to ensure your tires hit the road smoothly and with good alignment. If we spot an issue, we discuss it before proceeding with the necessary repairs. When it's time for a set of four new tires, we are ready to help with a full selection of options for your Explorer. Tires are available at a range of prices, and we also offer specialty options like snow tires.

Ford Explorer Transmission Service

Transmission services start at the inspection level. A regular inspection schedule is outlined in your maintenance manual. We thoroughly review the transmission and all hoses and connections in an inspection, checking for signs of leaks and irregular wear. A road test is also used to evaluate shifting and performance. Transmission fluid exchanges are also recommended at regular intervals.

Ford Explorer Brake Service

Your Ford Explorer's brake pads have a lengthy useful life ranging from 30,000 to 60,000 miles. A large variance exists due to the impact of personal driving habits, location, and terrain on braking patterns and frequency. Our brake inspections — recommended every six months — help establish when your pads need to be changed while also examining other essential components.

Ford Explorer Battery Service

Ford Explorer battery replacement is best completed with a new, original equipment manufacturer battery. An OEM battery provides the same cranking power you are accustomed to and keeps your electrical system humming. When you are unsure about your battery, stop by for a test, and we can determine if the battery is a problem, a terminal cleaning is required or if there is a separate issue impacting the system.