Keeping your Nissan at its peak in Columbus, Montgomery, or Smiths Station, AL, feels easy with support right down the road. At Allen Turner Nissan of Auburn, every visit means working with a team invested in your car’s long-term health.
Whether you commute down Highway 29 to neighboring cities or a college student at Auburn University staying off campus, your Nissan deserves quality and satisfactory service.
Nissan service is a scheduled routine maintenance check where a mechanic inspects, cleans, and replaces worn-out parts or fluids to keep a vehicle running safely and efficiently.
At these visits, the technicians will usually go over certain aspects of your car, including:
It is important to make sure your Nissan is running smoothly and safely, and our service team is here to help. If you are unsure if your vehicle is ready for a maintenance appointment, check out your owners' guide for more detailed information.
Nissan maintenance schedules vary. According to Consumer Report, professional mechanics should give you an idea of when to perform certain maintenance tasks and a rough price range for what you can expect to pay for the work. *
These types of maintenance intervals may entail:
When you are in need of service, make sure you check out our specials for specific service discounts. If you are a bit tight on your budget, let us know; you can review Service Now, Pay-Over-Time options to spread out qualifying service costs.
Our Nissan service team is here to help you!
Quality starts with what’s under the hood. Every Nissan running through our service center gets treated to genuine parts and accessories, always fresh from the manufacturer.
Thinking about upgrading your Nissan Frontier for work? The Sliding Bed Extender makes a perfect accessory to help assist you day by day. The extender is custom built for your Nissan, allowing you maximum versatility with minimum effort.
Genuine parts keep your ride in peak condition. DIY enthusiasts can order parts online for pick-up, and the service desk is ready to track down anything you need.
Some newer vehicles monitor oil automatically and display the level in the instrument cluster or center screen. Check your owner’s manual to see if your vehicle has this feature.
If your car uses a dipstick, park on level ground, turn the engine off, and open the hood. Locate the dipstick, pull it out, wipe it clean, reinsert it fully, then remove it again to read the level. The oil should fall between the lower and upper marks. 2
If the level is at or below the lower mark, add a quart of the recommended oil, wait a few minutes, and recheck. The oil only needs to sit between the marked indicators for safe operation.
Windshield wipers are typically replaced every 6 to 12 months, depending on climate and driving conditions.
Temperature plays a major role in wear. High heat can cause the rubber to dry out, crack, or warp. Freezing conditions can make the rubber stiff and brittle. Areas with frequent rain or snow also tend to shorten a wiper lifespan due to heavier use. 3
If you notice streaking, skipping, or squeaking during operation, it may be time for a replacement.
Yes. An annual vehicle inspection is a smart way to monitor the condition of major systems such as brakes, tires, suspension components, fluid levels, belts, hoses, and filters. Even if your vehicle appears to be running well, routine inspections can help uncover wear and tear that may not be immediately noticeable.4
Schedule Nissan service online and save your information for any future visits.
If you have questions or want to talk about details, service advisors are always on standby. They’ll walk you through your options and give you honest recommendations. Contact us today!
