A standard service typically includes oil and filter changes, tire checks, brake inspection, fluid level checks, and an overall vehicle inspection for wear and tear.

A minor service usually covers basic maintenance, like oil changes and filter replacements. A major service involves more extensive checks, including spark plugs, belts, and a thorough inspection of the engine and other systems.

A standard car service generally takes between 1 to 3 hours, depending on the complexity of the service and whether any repairs are needed.

Warning lights on the dashboard, strange noises, poor performance, or decreased fuel efficiency are common signs that your vehicle may need servicing.

As long as you use certified parts and follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule, servicing your car at an independent service center won’t void your warranty.

If you hear unusual noises, it's best to schedule a service appointment as soon as possible to diagnose and address any potential issues before they cause further damage.