How Long Should a Car Go Without Repair

At Weber Automotive, a question we get asked a lot is, how long should a car be able to go before needing a major repair?

We’re talking about something significant, such as transmission work or head gasket replacement. Nowadays, it’s pretty easy to get to 100,000 without requiring a major service. If you have a vehicle with a reliable drivetrain, you could even increase that to 200,000 miles! 

We’ve had a company truck for years, and it is a real workhorse. Doing things like pushing a plow and towing a trailer. The last time we checked, the odometer said 297,000 miles and counting. Although it needed some bodywork, it hasn't required significant repairs. 

However, this kind of longevity doesn't happen all by itself. To achieve it, you must have regular maintenance done. We've proudly provided this service to car owners for over 27 years. 

We'll give your automobile the care it needs so that it has a good chance of reaching the 300,000-mile mark—something our dependable old tow truck is on the verge of doing. 

Head over to https://weberautomotive.com/ to find out more or to schedule an appointment today!