Addison Car Care

The short answer is that we work on all domestic/European/Asian powered vehicles. For a full listing of all of the makes and models we work on, visit our website.

We are a full-service auto repair facility so are able to perform almost any repair or service you might need.

Having your oil changed regularly and your vehicle inspected by a qualified technician is one of the most important things you can do to increase the life of your car. For a full list of other recommended preventative maintenance, click here https://addisoncar.com/services.html

Yes. We can perform all recommended factory maintenance schedules you need to keep your new car warranty intact.

No. All recall work has to be performed by the dealer.

Visit our website, and click the ‘Request Appointment’ button

We do digital vehicle inspections for all repairs and service.

We can provide an estimate after one of our certified technicians performs a digital inspection on your vehicle, simply request your appointment below: https://shop.autovitals.com/RequestAppointmentShopWebsite.aspx?s=6509

No, we are open Monday through Friday. To see a full list of hours, visit our website.

We don’t sell tires.

We perform a wide range of auto repair services. For a complete list, visit https://addisoncar.com/services.html

Schedule an online appointment, or give us a call. Every car, truck, and SUV is a complex machine with various symptoms for many issues. We will likely need to see your vehicle before making a complete diagnosis.

There are several factors when quoting a price for an oil change, (Number of cylinders, type of oil, vehicle manufacturer), give us a call so we can provide an accurate estimate.

We've taken extra steps to ensure your safety during the pandemic. We clean and disinfect your vehicle's surfaces with sanitized wipes. Feel free to utilize our online tools to schedule your service, chat with our team, or call us with any questions. We're here for you.

Battery cables and terminals should be cleaned and inspected periodically to make sure they provide a good electrical connection.

One major OEM recommends that drivers with typical driving habits who own 2008 and newer models should come in for an oil change every six months or 7,500 miles (whichever comes first), and those with 2007 and older models get their oil changed every 5,000 miles or six months. Drivers with less typical driving habits should change engine oil every 5,000 miles or six months for vehicles 2008 and newer, and every 3,000 miles or three months for cars 2007 and older.

There are many sensors and computerized components that manage your vehicle’s engine performance and emissions. When one of these fails, the “check engine” light is illuminated. Although your car may seem to run fine, it is important to have the issue addressed to prevent long-term problems.