When should you change engine oil?
Use mileage, time, driving conditions, and the manufacturer schedule together.
Read guide
Prince Auto CareService guidance, typical timing, and clear prices in one place. Your owner’s manual and a vehicle-specific inspection always come first.
Find the service, learn when it may be due, and see the current price before you call. All prices are in Canadian dollars.

Full synthetic oil and filter service to help protect your engine.
Generally every 5,000–10,000 km or 6–12 months, depending on your vehicle. Follow the owner’s manual.

Transmission fluid service tailored to your vehicle’s fluid and service requirements.
Check the owner’s manual. Some vehicles call for service around 60,000–100,000 km; intervals vary.

Coolant service based on your vehicle’s cooling-system requirements.
Follow the owner’s manual. Some vehicles need coolant service around 5 years or 100,000 km, while others have longer intervals.

Differential and transfer-case fluid service to help protect drivetrain components.
Follow the owner’s manual. A general guide for some vehicles is around 50,000–100,000 km.

Seasonal change for complete wheel-and-tire assemblies already mounted on rims.
Usually twice a year when changing between winter and warm-weather tires. There’s no set mileage interval.

Seasonal tire service that includes mounting and balancing tires on wheels.
Usually twice a year if you use separate seasonal tire sets. Tire replacement depends on tread, damage, and age.

Front or rear ceramic brake pad and rotor service, with an inspection to assess what your vehicle needs.
Have brakes inspected about every 8,000–10,000 km or 6 months. Book sooner if you hear squealing or grinding, feel vibration, or notice reduced braking.

Suspension, steering, and ride-quality inspection and service.
There’s no fixed replacement mileage. Have it inspected during routine service or if you notice clunking, pulling, uneven tire wear, or a change in ride quality.

Workshop labour for diagnosis and repairs billed by the hour. We’ll confirm the work and estimated time with you.
Book when your vehicle needs repair or diagnostic work that isn’t listed as a fixed-price service.

Electrical system diagnosis and repair for issues such as warning lights, starting problems, battery drain, or malfunctioning lights and accessories.
Book an inspection if your vehicle has an electrical warning, won’t start, loses battery power, or an electrical feature stops working.
Service intervals are general guidance, not a replacement for your owner’s manual. Starting prices and vehicle-specific work are confirmed with you before service begins.
Practical advice for the questions that come up between visits.
Use mileage, time, driving conditions, and the manufacturer schedule together.
Read guideNoise, vibration, pedal changes, and warning lights deserve a clear inspection.
Read guidePressure, tread, age, and even wear all matter before the season changes.
Read guide