Your Honda is fuel efficient, powerful and packed with technology – so it should come as no shock that it requires regular maintenance to stay at its best.
With Honda’s Maintenance Minder system, you never have to miss out on essential services for your car or SUV. This simple-to-understand code alert system notifies you of impending maintenance needs.
Oil and Filter Change
Your Honda engine requires oil to keep all parts running smoothly. During an oil and filter change, our technicians will drain the old oil out of your engine, replace it with fresh oil, and install a new filter to keep your engine clean and lubricated.
Our mechanics will inspect all your fluid levels to guarantee they’re at their intended levels, including engine oil, power steering fluid, brake fluid and radiator coolant.
Your Honda vehicle comes equipped with the Maintenance Minder System, an impressive piece of technology. This system continuously monitors your car’s performance and alerts you when specific services need to be performed.
Mechanical Inspection
Honda B1 service includes an oil change and tire rotation in addition to the standard oil change and rotation. This crucial step helps ensure your car runs smoothly through Tampa streets while keeping you safe on the road.
Furthermore, this service helps keep your vehicle running optimally by ensuring all fluids are in optimal condition and at recommended levels – including engine oil, power steering fluid and brake fluid among others.
Thermal imaging is another invaluable tool used in mechanical inspections, capable of detecting minute temperature differences that may indicate problems with equipment. Early detection of such issues saves time, money and prevents downtime or injury.
Mechanical inspectors collaborate with safety agencies to develop tests for harsh climates, dirty workplaces and other demanding conditions. This work is essential in reducing workplace injuries and deaths due to negligence.
Tire Rotation
Honda B1’s tire rotation service keeps all four tires wearing evenly, which is essential for balanced handling and grip. Not only that, but it can improve fuel economy as well as prevent blowouts.
The rate at which your tires wear down depends on several factors, including drivetrain type. Front-wheel drive vehicles generally experience higher rates of tire wear than rear-wheel drive models.
In addition to drivetrain types, other factors that affect tire wear include vehicle weight and how the car handles on the road. Adhering to a recommended tire rotation schedule can extend your tires’ life expectancy and save you money on new ones.
Most tires need to be repositioned every 5,000 miles or so. But if your vehicle doesn’t have an auto tire rotation system, you can do it yourself at home with some basic tools. All that is necessary for this task is a hard, level work surface; jack and stands; wheel chocks to prevent rolling; and torque wrench for tightening lug nuts or bolts securely.
Fluid Top-Up
When your car’s maintenance reminder system displays the Honda B1 service code, it indicates it’s time for an oil change and mechanical inspection. Likewise, a number “1” indicates you should have your tires rotated.
Power steering fluid is an integral component of your car’s hydraulic system that makes turning easy and smooth. It can naturally deplete over time, so you should check its level regularly using a dipstick under the bonnet.
Other essential fluids to replenish are brake fluid and antifreeze. Both keep your braking system functioning optimally, but over time brake fluid can lose its effectiveness due to moisture buildup.
Most vehicles have a reservoir with minimum and maximum levels marked on it, making checking brake fluid levels easy. You can simply look to see whether they fall below or above those marks using the dipstick that comes included with your vehicle.