Baldwinsville Volvo Repair and Service

Get the Best Quality Parts and Service for Your Volvo

Volvo-Certified Parts and Labor

You can rest assured that you’re getting the best quality parts and service at Lou's Car Care & Fleet Services. Our technicians have an in-depth knowledge of the many computerized systems within your car. This ensures that the repairs are done correctly and safely. With Volvo-certified parts, you can be sure that your vehicle will be as safe and efficient coming out of the shop as it was before it went in.
 

Preventative Technologies for Driver Assistance

Volvo cars are known for their superior safety. In the form of protection from collisions as well as providing the driver with information that helps to avoid accidents. Volvo’s new Pedestrian Detection technology uses a digital camera and radar to spot pedestrians in your path. And automatically brakes if there's a danger of running into them. You can drive your Volvo confidently knowing that it is designed to protect passers-by.
 

Restoring the Quality and Safety of Your Vehicle

When your Volvo needs repair, bring it to a location that is knowledgeable in Volvo vehicles. And equipped with Volvo-certified parts. Lou's Car Care & Fleet Services offers a 3-year / 36,000-mile Nationwide Warranty on parts and labor. Giving you peace of mind that your Volvo will remain in top condition. With this combination, you can be sure that your vehicle will be restored to its original quality. We are committed to providing our customers with the best quality parts and service. So, you can feel safe and secure on the road.

FREQUENTLY ASKED VOLVO QUESTIONS:

1. How often does my Volvo need maintenance?

If you’re wondering how often to service a Volvo, most models require basic maintenance every 5,000 miles or 6 months, whichever comes first. However, this depends on your specific model and driving conditions. For the best advice, check your Volvo owner’s manual or consult a certified Volvo service center.

2. What kind of oil does a Volvo use?

Volvo vehicles typically require synthetic oil that meets ACEA A5/B5 standards. Depending on the model, you may need 0W-20 or 5W-30 oil. To find the exact oil for your Volvo, refer to your manual.

3. When should I replace my Volvo’s timing belt?

Most Volvos need their timing belts replaced between 60,000 and 100,000 miles, depending on the engine type. Ignoring this can lead to serious engine damage, so it’s important to follow the timing belt replacement schedule for your specific Volvo model.

4. How do I maintain my Volvo’s brakes?

To keep your Volvo’s brakes in great condition, have the brake pads and rotors checked regularly—ideally during every service visit. Replace brake pads when they’re below 3mm and rotors if they’re worn beyond the manufacturer’s specifications.

5. Why is the Check Engine light on in my Volvo?

If your Volvo’s Check Engine light comes on, it could mean something as simple as a loose gas cap or something more serious like a sensor issue, misfire, or emissions problem. Use a diagnostic tool or visit a certified technician for a proper diagnosis.

6. How do I take care of my Volvo’s battery?



Volvo batteries typically last 3 to 5 years. To keep your battery in good condition, clean the terminals regularly, have the charge tested during routine service visits, and check it more frequently during cold weather. If you notice slow starts, it may be time for a replacement.