Imagine getting an oil change when it is the most convenient for you without making an appointment. You can expect that from Fremont Motor's Express Oil Change service.

While we specialize in Ford, Lincoln, Chevrolet, GMC, Toyota, Volkswagen, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, FIAT, and Ram vehicles, we welcome all makes and models.

Upon arrival, our service advisors will greet you. When you're ready to leave, you'll do so in a well-inspected and fully functional car. It's all part of our exceptional Fremont Quick Lube service, designed for busy drivers like you. You can rely on us to make it our business to fit your scheduling needs!

The moment your vehicle enters one of our service bays, it'll begin receiving first-rate care and attention. The factory-trained experts responsible for making this happen are experienced, skilled, and certified. Many truck, fleet, and car drivers in the area trust their vehicles with us because we carefully select all of the service technicians and senior master technicians who will be on our teams.

The result is that we know each one of them has a deep level of expertise and passion. Additionally, they understand the need to respect our customers' busy schedules and their need to get their cars serviced correctly and promptly.

We also offer loaner cars for warranty repairs and a shuttle service for car service appointments to get you back home or to the office. That way, you can complete any work you need at home or work!

Ask our service advisors for more details on how to accommodate your needs. If you'd like to wait in one of our service departments, you're welcome to sit in our relaxing waiting areas. Each one provides complimentary wireless internet access, delicious coffee, and more.

See below for a brief sample of the kind of work you can look forward to having completed here:

• Oil changes
• Tire rotations, repairs, and replacements
• Auto glass repair
• A/C repair
• Brake services

In addition to all of this, you can also count on us to offer great specials on tires and rims. Feel free to call us today to learn more about our exclusive Fremont Care program. You can also schedule a service appointment by calling us or filling out our online form.

We're looking forward to satisfying all of your automotive needs.

Several telltale signs indicate that your car needs service. The most visually apparent is the dashboard warning lights. If your oil or check engine light illuminates, you'll want to have your ride looked at immediately.

Other signs include:

• Squealing, grinding, or skipping noises: If your engine or brakes make odd sounds like squealing, grinding, or skipping, some components may be worn out, or you may have a fluid leak.
• Car favors one side of the road: If your car consistently drifts to one side of the road, it's likely one or more of your tires should be replaced, or there's an alignment issue.
• Dim headlights: Are your headlights dimming randomly? Do the lights flicker in your car when you start it? Those are signs of a failing battery. You can temporarily fix the problem by wiping corrosion buildup on the terminals; however, you'll probably want to replace the battery soon.

Tires can generally last anywhere between five and 10 years. However, it depends on several key factors, including the local climate, the quality of the tires in question, and your driving behavior. Your driving habits will impact the lifespan of your tires. Due to this, here are a few habits to avoid while you're out on the road:

• Speeding
• Sudden stops
• Accelerating too quickly from a stopped position

If you're curious whether or not it's time to have one or more of your tires replaced, there's a simple way to check them on your own. First, reach into your pocket or purse and grab a penny. Next, insert the penny into the tread grooves with Lincoln's head down. Repeat it on several locations of the same tire. If Lincoln's head is not covered fully, you'll have around 2/32 of an inch worth of tread left.

Depending on state laws, a tire is considered too old or excessively worn down if its tread is less than 4/32 of an inch. Using the penny test, you can ensure your tires are ready to handle normal weather and road conditions.

Take the same penny and flip it around for more extreme conditions so the Lincoln Memorial is facing you. Turn it upside down. This time, when the tire tread is covering the rooftop of the Lincoln Memorial, you'll know that the tire has at least 6/32 of an inch of tread wear left.

If, in either of these cases, you see that the tread has worn down too far or unevenly, we urge you to get new tires as soon as possible. In the meantime, avoid making trips that involve snowy, icy, or wet weather conditions.

To be 100 percent sure, simply stop by to see our team at one of our locations. We'll be happy to take a look. Plus, we're proud to offer great deals on tires. Our factory-trained service specialists will inspect your vehicle and tires. That way, you can travel safely under any weather and road conditions you're likely to find during your travels, whether you're cruising around Wyoming or beyond!