Spark Plug Replacement At Hogan Tire & Auto

Spark Plug Replacement At Hogan Tire & Auto

Spark plugs play a small but powerful role in your vehicle’s engine. These tiny components are responsible for creating the spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber. When they’re working well, your car runs smoothly and efficiently. But when bad spark plugs start to cause problems, they can lead to engine misfire, rough idle, and even costly repairs.

At Hogan Tire & Auto—with 8 convenient locations across Massachusetts—our trained technicians can help diagnose and fix any spark plug issue to keep your engine performing at its best.

Signs You May Need Spark Plug Replacement

Over time, worn spark plugs lose their ability to properly ignite fuel in the engine. This leads to several warning signs that you shouldn’t ignore:

  • Check engine light turns on
  • Trouble starting the engine
  • Rough idle or engine shaking
  • Decreasing fuel efficiency
  • Poor spark plug performance
  • Reduced power when accelerating
  • Strong fuel smell or failed emissions test

If you’re experiencing any of these issues, it’s best to get your spark plugs inspected before more damage is done—especially to parts like the catalytic converter.

Why Spark Plugs Are So Important

Each spark plug is inserted into the cylinder head and works hard to ensure your engine fires up every time. It ignites the air-fuel mixture, producing the energy needed to move your vehicle.

Failing to replace spark plugs on time can reduce fuel economy, lower engine performance, and even affect your vehicle’s ability to pass inspections. That’s why following the manufacturer’s recommendation for spark plug replacement is so important.

How Often Should You Replace Spark Plugs?

Your vehicle manufacturer may suggest plug replacement every 30,000 to 100,000 miles depending on the type of plugs your vehicle uses. Copper plugs wear out faster, while platinum or iridium plugs last longer.

Even if your vehicle is running okay, it’s still a good idea to follow the manufacturer’s recommendation for preventative maintenance. This can help avoid future issues and preserve your engine.

What Happens During A Spark Plug Replacement?

At Hogan Tire & Auto, our spark plug replacement service includes:

  • Removing the old plugs using a spark plug socket
  • Inspecting for damage to the plugs and cylinder head
  • Installing the spark plug wires or ignition coils (if needed)
  • Checking for any additional engine issues
  • Ensuring the engine runs smoothly after replacement

We always use quality parts and tools to ensure the best results. Our technicians are trained to work on most makes and models.

Prevent Costly Engine Repairs

Ignoring bad spark plugs can lead to bigger issues over time. An engine misfire can damage your catalytic converter, increase emissions, and result in breakdowns at the worst possible time. Simple maintenance like replacing plugs when needed can save you hundreds—if not thousands—of dollars.

Trust Hogan Tire & Auto For Expert Service

With eight locations throughout Massachusetts, Hogan Tire & Auto is proud to be your local source for honest auto repair and maintenance. Whether you’ve noticed a check engine light, rough idle, or simply want to follow your manufacturer’s recommendation, we’re here to help.

Our certified technicians will inspect your ignition system, explain your options clearly, and complete the service with care. Keeping your engine healthy starts with routine maintenance—and spark plug replacement is a key part of that plan.

Book Your Spark Plug Service Today

Don’t wait until you’re stranded with a misfiring engine. Contact Hogan Tire & Auto today to schedule your spark plug inspection or replacement. Our team is ready to help your vehicle run smoothly and safely—wherever the road takes you.

 

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