Dodge Charger Service & Repair

Maintenance – Inexpensive but Powerful in Effect

Unlike a basic commuter vehicle, the Dodge Charger is designed and expected to operate as a performance car. That means it has to be able to provide and drive with a higher than normal acceleration, handling, and control. All of these stronger elements take a toll with wear and tear on consumables and parts of a vehicle, whether they are tires or filters or lubrication or more.

Lubrication is a great example of how a low-cost transmission services maintenance item really protects a Charger from serious damage. Whether using high-performance mineral oil or a synthetic mix, lubrication provides an essential ability for moving parts to work together smoothly and without contact damage.

Typical engine oil changes allow removal of bits and grit that eventually build-up harmful sludge inside a working engine. Vehicles generally range from 3,500 to 7,500-mile intervals before needing an oil change, and sticking to just that simple barometer can do wonders in preventing mechanical problems on the road. In any case, a Charger should never go more than a year or 10,000 miles without a basic oil or filter change.

Keep Your Traction Healthy

When it comes to your vehicle's handling, tires are critical for sticking to the road when it matters. A Charger can be an amazing vehicle to drive, but the tires translate all that power to road contact, propulsion, and directional control. So, keeping tires healthy and replacing them when needed is a key maintenance factor as well. Our tire sales and services can give you more info right away.

Along the same lines, brake services produce a tremendous tool keeping your stopping and slowing systems safe. Brakes do their job, but only when the parts are working correctly. So, regular maintenance spots wear and tear issues and help avoid poor braking when it counts.