Spark Plug Replacement

If your car is having trouble starting, it could be an issue with the spark plugs, but our Certified Automotive Professionals will need to inspect your vehicle to determine the exact cause. The first step is usually a code scan or diagnostic test, and our team can help with both.

Signs of bad spark plugs can include a rough idle, an illuminated check engine light, or a sudden drop in fuel mileage. If you notice these issues, it may be time to have your spark plugs inspected. Catching spark plug problems early can help keep the repair simple and prevent more costly issues down the road.

Spark plugs create the spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture and gets your engine running. They’re a small part with a big job, and when they’re worn, your entire engine can feel the effects.

Yes, bad spark plugs can hurt your gas mileage. They can also lead to rough acceleration, reduced engine performance, and higher emissions

How often spark plugs should be replaced depends on the type of spark plug and your vehicle’s specifications. Copper spark plugs typically need to be replaced around 30,000 miles, while iridium or platinum spark plugs can last 60,000–100,000 miles. Our Certified Automotive Professionals can check your vehicle owner’s manual and help determine the right replacement interval for your specific vehicle.