Your truck is more than a purchase - it is an investment – maybe second only to your home. Texas Complete Truck Center changing your vehicle’s oil as recommended is one of the best ways you can protect it. Once you experience our oil change, you’ll see firsthand why thousands of Texans turn to us for routine service.

Over time, transmission fluid collects foreign particles that can interfere with these functions -- causing your transmission to generate more friction and heat. Eventually these particles can build up into sludge deposits in your transmission and interfere with shifting and acceleration.

It’s vital that you have regular brake maintenance performed to remain safe on the road. Once you understand the process and what needs to be accomplished, you’ll know when to take your car in for brake service.
Each component of your brake system needs attention.

A car’s differential is a mechanical set of simple planetary gears that allows wheels to spin at independent speeds, and to be independently powered by the engine through the car’s drivetrain.  Therefore, as an important part of your driving experience - it is important to keep it running smoothly.

You should have your car's coolant system and radiator inspected at least every 12 months. It's a good idea to inspect the system every 12,000 miles, especially if you travel a great deal. Antifreeze (coolant) helps to protect your engine from overheating or freezing. However, over time the liquid can degrade.

A vehicle without air conditioning can be an uncomfortable ride. A properly working A/C keeps you and everyone else in the vehicle comfortable all the way to your destination.  Or in the event of a Texas winter storm during a polar vortex - could potentially save a life.