Whether you need basic tune-up service or significant repairs, MCO Tire & Service Center is your best stop in Cedar City for complete auto care. We have the parts and expertise you need to be back on the road quickly and safely.
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Prolong your vehicle’s engine life and keep it running smooth to preserve good gas mileage. Treat your vehicle to new oil and a fresh filter every 3000 miles.
Our certified Utah State Inspection service is fast and a great way to have your vehicle’s essential systems checked at a very low cost. View Utah State inspection dates to see if you are due.
Our skilled technicians take the mystery out of Check Engine warnings with a computerized engine analysis.
It might be your AC refrigerant is low. It may be a leak in the line. Or it may be your compressor. Our technicians will find the cause and return your air conditioning system to working order.
Worn, dry or rotted belts can break and leave you stranded. MCO Tire will inspect all your belts and in most cases install new belts the same day.
From the brake pedal to hydraulic brake fluid, brake master cylinder to power brake booster, drum brakes to disc brakes and electronic anti-lock brake sensors, MCO technicians know every part of your brake system inside and out.
Over 40% of engine failure is due to problems in the cooling system. Regular coolant testing and routine maintenance can achieve maximum efficiency and identify potential problems before they become catastrophic failures.
A leaking exhaust is a serious issue that must be repaired for the safety of you and your passengers. Exhaust leaks can let dangerous, even deadly, gasses into the passenger compartment of your vehicle. Fortunately, many repairs to your exhaust are fairly simple.
After 30,000 miles, transmission fluid begins to show its age as it turns brown in color and oxidizes due to the combination of time and heat. Solution: Rather than just removing the fluid found in the bottom of the pan, the entire transmission is cleaned and replenished with the use of special equipment.
Under normal conditions, shocks & struts wear out gradually. The piston rod can easily be nicked or damaged by flying gravel allowing grit and dirt to damage the piston seal. Worn shocks and struts not only affect the ride comfort and control of your vehicle, but can affect its braking effectiveness, too.
Front-wheel-drive vehicles transfer the power from the transmission to the wheels through drive axle assemblies. These drive axles have constant-velocity (CV) joints at each end. The joints are protected by rubber boots whose purpose is to keep contaminants out and lubricant in. Cracks or tears in the boot can lead to CV joint failure, as can normal wear and tear.
Uneven or rapid tire wear? Pulling or drifting away from a straight line? Wandering on a straight level road? We adjust the angles of the wheels so that they are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other. This maximizes tire life and allows your vehicle to steer straight and true.
Tire rotation helps protect tires against uneven wear by moving their location: switching front tires to back and back tires forward. A 30-minute tire rotation ensures you get more miles from your tires, saving you money by not having to replace tires too soon.
Vibration in the steering wheel at certain highway speeds? Balancing compensates for it by placing a measured weight on the opposite site of the wheel from where the heavy spot is.
