As a new driver, seeing a warning light on your dashboard can be scary. One light you should never ignore is the oil warning light. If this light comes on while you're driving, it means your car's oil level is critically low and needs immediate attention.
Spring is in the air, and that means it's the perfect time to get your Honda in top shape for the warmer months ahead.
Ball joints are a critical component of your vehicle's suspension system, yet they are often overlooked for regular maintenance. Located on the control arms, ball joints connect the wheel hub to the rest of the suspension. They allow the wheels to move up and down and steer left and right smoothly as you drive.
Steve Hopkins Honda wishes to extend an important detail when looking to schedule a Honda recall service important.
As a Honda owner, you know your vehicle is built to last. But to keep it running at its best for years to come, it's important to stay on top of routine maintenance and service.
A continuation of the current generation for one of the most popular cars in the country, the 2024 Honda Accord sedan is available now at Steve Hopkins Honda in Fairfield.
While cabin and engine air filters perform a very similar function, they do have their own unique differences. Both are vital components that require regular maintenance in our service center here at Steve Hopkins Honda in Fairfield, CA in order to function properly.
1. Inspection: Before you hit the road, taking your car for an inspection is the first and most important step. Schedule an appointment with our service center to check your car for any issues. They will inspect your car's brakes, belts, battery, tires, and other important aspects.
If you see a puddle underneath your vehicle, then it is important for you to find out what type of fluid it is at our service center in Fairfield, CA. Your vehicle can leak for a variety of reasons. There are also different types of fluids that can come from your vehicle.
Spare tires replace flats, but they also replace tires during routine tire rotations. As a general rule, have your vehicle's tires rotated every 6,000 to 8,000 miles/six months. Depending on your vehicle and the type of rotation, you may or may not need a full-size spare. Here's why.
