When it comes to vehicle maintenance, one of the most crucial aspects is knowing when to get your oil changed. At Lexus of New Orleans, we know the importance of proper car care and want to provide you with information you need to keep your Lexus running smoothly in Metairie. Come see our service…
Your vehicle’s brakes are one of the most critical safety components, responsible for bringing your car to a safe and controlled stop. Our service team at Lexus of New Orleans has a few important things to note about your brakes and when they may need assistance. By staying informed about your brakes, you…
In the New Orleans area, people talk about needing their alignment fixed often, but what exactly is it and how do you know you’re having problems? Lexus of New Orleans is happy to help you out! Wheel alignment is a critical adjustment that keeps your car going straight on the road. Your wheels must be…
Checking your oil on your own is surprisingly easy, and something you should do each time you fill up your gas tank. Let Lexus of New Orleans teach you how! Find the oil change dipstick. This is usually a brightly colored handle with the “oil” icon on it attached to a long stick. Pull out…
Maintaining your battery is an important, but fairly easy task. Let Lexus of New Orleans teach you how to keep your car starting and running smoothly! Change your battery every 4 years. Just like your cell phone’s battery, eventually your car’s battery will not hold enough of a charge to start your engine. Conduct a…
What is regular vehicle maintenance? Most drivers have heard that you should bring your vehicle in for regular maintenance according to a schedule, but what does regular maintenance consist of? Fluids Different fluids need replacement at different times, and some fluids simply run out (like wiper fluid). Some of these are relatively easy to check,…
Almost all car owners know that they have to monitor their tire air pressure, and add or remove air from time to time, but how do you do this? Find out your car’s ideal air pressure. This will be located in your owner’s manual, or sometimes printed on the sidewall of the tire (it’s usually…
