Mazda Repair in San Antonio, Texas
At Eurasian Auto Repair, our Bosch and ASE Master Certified auto mechanics have a wealth of experience in dealing with Mazda repairs and scheduled maintenance services. We are the go-to destination in San Antonio for Mazda drivers who need to get their “zoom-zoom” back. And we make it our priority to keep your Mazda running in top-notch form long into the future. Mazda drivers are exceptionally loyal to the brand. According to the official company website, what makes Mazda different is that they challenge the status-quo. “Defying convention is what keeps Mazda at the forefront of desirability for people who love to drive. Where others add power to counterweight in an effort to improve performance, Mazda aims for lightness to deliver both performance and efficiency.” It’s no wonder Mazda drivers tend to buy a Mazda vehicle again and again. And it’s no surprise many of them trust Eurasian Auto Repair with all their Mazda repair and maintenance needs.
Why use Eurasian Auto Repair?
The Mazda repair team at Eurasian Auto Repair has the expertise and training to accurately diagnose and repair anything that goes wrong with your Mazda. We use only the latest tools, cutting edge technology, and quality OEM parts to ensure your repairs are done right, the first time, for a fair price. We make it our number one priority to keep your Mazda running safely and efficiently with regular maintenance service. Scheduled automotive maintenance is important to keeping your Mazda running in top condition and lasting long into the future. Our friendly and professional service advisers are always there to answer your questions and help you decide which services your Mazda needs to keep its “zoom-zoom” at peak performance.
To schedule your Mazda repair or to learn more about us give us a call.
Mazda Fun Facts
Zoom-Zoom! Mazda has used the phrase “Zoom-Zoom” in their advertising since 2000. This tagline has been extremely successful. It was initially used solely in North America, but due to its popularity and success, has now spread worldwide.
Fifteen years after coining the slogan “Zoom Zoom” to pitch its cars to customers who see driving as a pleasure and not a chore, Mazda Motor Corp. is hoping to refine its fun-to-drive message by launching its biggest U.S. marketing campaign in two years under a new tagline: “Driving Matters.”
Mazda’s company website states that its name is derived from Ahura Mazda, the god of light, intelligence and wisdom; Mazda means wisdom. The website also notes that the name stems from the name of the company’s founder, Jujiro Matsuda as well.
Mazda introduced the best-selling two-seat roadster of all time in the Mazda MX-5 Miata.
Common Mazda Repairs
Mazda Oil Leaks: There can be many signs that your Mazda is leaking oil. Obviously the stain on the driveway is one.
- My Mazda Engine Oil Light is on:
There are a number of warnings that a car will give when there are issues that need to be addressed with the engine oil. Most cars out there have a Low Engine Oil Light or Low Oil Pressure light that comes on if there is a problem with the level of lubricant in the engine. When either of these lights comes on, you will need to check the oil filter housing gasket and other related parts to find out what the issues is. Running the engine without the right amount of oil is a recipe for disaster. - My Mazda has oil dripping from the filter
Another very noticeable sign that the oil filter housing gasket is in need of replacement is oil dripping from the filter. Usually, there will be a puddle of oil underneath the car when this problem occurs, but not always. While this may be caused by a variety of issues, it can be caused by a failing oil filter housing gasket. By doing a visual inspection, you will be able to get to the bottom of where the oil is leaking from. - My Mazda has lower than normal oil pressure
If you start to notice that the oil pressure gauge on your instrument cluster is declining, then the oil filter housing gasket may be to blame. Engine oil is under slight pressure to help it get all around the engine where it needs to go. The more oil that leaks out of this damaged gasket, the lower the pressure in the engine will become. When the oil pressure becomes too low, the engine can fail if left unaddressed. Replacing the damaged gasket will help to remedy this issue and restore the pressure the engine needs.
Mazda Thermostat problems: These can be difficult on your wallet because they can ruin a car’s engine. This is a critical component that, when faulty, must be repaired immediately. Some symptoms are overheating, temperature fluctuations, and poor engine performance.
Common Mazda Maintenance Services Include:
- Change Engine Coolant
- Change Transmission Fluid and Filter
- Change Engine Oil and Replace Oil Filter
- Inspect and Change Cabin Air Filter
- Inspect and Rotate Tires
- Inspect Engine Cooling System and Hoses
- Inspect Brake Pads, Shoes, Rotors, Drums, Brake Line, Hoses, and Parking Brake
- Replace Brake Fluid
- Inspect Exhaust System
- Replace Engine Air Filter
- Replace Fuel Filter
- Replace Spark Plugs
- Inspect Rear Differential Fluid
- Service Inspection
- Inspect/Replace Power Steering Fluid
- Inspect Accessory Drive Belt Condition
- Transfer Case Flush/Fluid Exchange
Mazda Models We Service Include But Are Not Limited To:
- Mazda 3
- Mazda 6
- Mazda CX-3
- Mazda CX-5
- Mazda CX-9
- Mazda MX-5