Maintenance and tune-ups in South Winnipeg
Scheduled maintenance replaces the parts and fluids that wear out, at the intervals the manufacturer sets for your vehicle.
Signs it is time
- A maintenance reminder or the check-engine light is on
- A rough idle, hesitation or misfire
- The engine is slower to start than it used to be
- Fuel economy has dropped
- The car has reached a service interval in the owner’s manual or the service booklet
What a maintenance schedule typically lists
- Spark plugs and ignition parts
- Engine air filter and cabin air filter
- Fluids: coolant, brake, transmission, washer
- Belts and hoses
- Lights, wipers and tires
What your vehicle needs depends on its make, age and condition.
How a visit works at Kendall's Automotive
Request a time
Choose what the car needs and a weekday at least 48 hours ahead. We get back to you to confirm the time.
Drop the car off
In person during opening hours, or leave the keys in our early-bird and night-owl drop box.
The shop looks at the car
Shop to confirm: how you quoteThe shop looks at the car and tells you what it found.
Shuttle, then pick-up
Local shuttle service to your home or office.
- Key drop boxEarly-bird and night-owl drop-off, for when we are closed.
- Local shuttleA ride to your home or office.
- Free service remindersWe let you know when maintenance is due.
About the price
There are no prices on this site. What a repair involves depends on the vehicle and on what an inspection finds.
Ask the shop for a quote when you book or call. Shop to confirm: how you quote
What customers say about the shop
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238 reviews on the shop’s current reviews page
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4.6 / 5
Google rating on the shop’s Google Maps listing
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Questions people ask
What does a “tune-up” mean on a modern car?
Older engines needed regular adjustment by hand. Today the term mostly means replacing wear items such as spark plugs and filters at the scheduled intervals.
Where do I find my vehicle’s schedule?
In the owner’s manual or the service booklet, listed by distance and by time.
What is a “severe service” schedule?
Manufacturers often list shorter intervals for short trips, very cold or very hot weather, dusty roads and pulling a trailer. Short trips in a cold climate can fit that description.
The check-engine light is on but the car drives fine. Can it wait?
A steady light means the engine computer has stored a fault, and it is worth having it read soon. A flashing light usually signals a misfire that can damage the catalytic converter: ease off and have the car looked at promptly.
Book a maintenance or tune-up visit
Three short steps, then we confirm the time with you. Or call us, Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM.