Service and Parts FAQs Mossy Nissan

Opt for dealership service to benefit from the expertise of certified technicians who specialize in your exact make and model. Equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and genuine parts, they deliver top-notch repairs to maintain the value of your vehicle.

While we excel in servicing Nissan vehicles, our City, State service center is equipped to handle all makes and models, providing comprehensive care for every vehicle on the road.

Although it's not mandatory, scheduling in advance enables us to better accommodate your schedule and reduce potential wait times.

Opting for genuine OEM Nissan parts ensures that your vehicle gets components crafted specifically for its needs. By choosing OEM replacement parts, you're investing in the consistent performance and reliability your vehicle deserves.

At Mossy Nissan, we provide a wide array of automotive services to meet your needs, such as air filter replacements, battery replacements, brake repairs, oil changes, tire rotations, transmission flushes, vehicle inspections, and much more.

Follow the manufacturer's guidelines, which usually recommend maintenance every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, to ensure your engine performs optimally and lasts longer.

Regular vehicle inspections play a crucial role in evaluating the condition of your car's components. They help identify potential issues early on, preventing unexpected damages and costly repairs down the road.

We suggest checking your brakes every six months or even sooner, particularly for aggressive drivers, to ensure they maintain efficient stopping power when you need it most.

If you receive a recall notice, it's crucial to take action promptly. Reach out to your vehicle manufacturer or authorized dealership to schedule the necessary repairs or modifications, as there might be potential safety concerns with your vehicle.

Tire longevity typically ranges from 5 to 6 years, but factors such as driving habits, road conditions, and maintenance can affect it. Regular inspections and maintenance can help extend the lifespan of your tires.