Everything Included: Why Kunes Nissan of Davenport Makes Car Maintenance Simple This Summer

Most people don't dread getting their car serviced because of the service itself. They dread not knowing how long it will take. They dread sitting in a waiting room for two hours only to be told there's something else wrong that they weren't prepared for. They dread the feeling of not being sure whether the price they're paying is fair, or whether they're being sold something they don't actually need.

That uncertainty is the real problem. And it's the reason a lot of drivers let maintenance slide longer than they should.

This summer, Kunes Nissan of Davenport is running a service promotion designed to take all of that off the table. No surprises on price. No mystery about what's included. No logistical headache getting your car to us and back. Just straightforward service, clearly priced, with a few perks that make the whole experience easier than it used to be.

Here's everything that's part of it.

The centerpiece of this promotion is a full synthetic oil change for $69.95. That gets you up to 5 quarts of full synthetic oil, the better-performing option for most modern engines, along with three things that often get treated as add-ons but are genuinely useful on their own.

Your tires don't wear evenly based on where they're mounted. The front tires on a front-wheel-drive vehicle take more of the braking and steering load, which means they wear faster than the rears. On rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles, the pattern is different but the principle is the same. Some tires are doing more work than others.

Rotating them on a consistent schedule redistributes that wear, so you get more miles out of your full set instead of replacing two tires early because the others were underutilized. It's a straightforward maintenance item that saves money over time, and it's included here at no extra charge.

A multipoint inspection is a systematic check of your vehicle's major systems: brakes, battery, belts, hoses, fluids, filters, lights, and more. It's not a sales tool. It's a baseline. Our technicians go through the checklist, note what looks good, and flag anything that deserves a closer look so you can decide what to address and when.

The value of a good inspection isn't that it tells you to spend more money. It's that it gives you accurate information about where your vehicle stands, so you're not caught off guard by something that could have been caught earlier.

Wheel alignment can drift gradually without announcing itself. Potholes, curb contact, and normal wear on suspension components all contribute over time. When your alignment is off, the consequences aren't always obvious right away, but they show up eventually in uneven tire wear, slightly off-center steering, and subtle handling changes that affect both safety and the lifespan of your tires.

An alignment check tells you where things stand. If everything looks good, you know. If something needs correction, you can take care of it before it turns into a more expensive problem.

Full synthetic oil changes at most shops run $80 to $100 or more before you add anything else. Getting the oil change, rotation, inspection, and alignment check together at $69.95 is worth paying attention to.

The second part of this promotion covers everything else on your service list.

Any service over $100 qualifies for 10% off, up to a maximum discount of $150. That applies to brake work, battery replacement, tire service, filter replacements, diagnostic work, any qualifying service you bring your vehicle in for between now and August 31, 2026.

If you've had something on your to-do list for a while, a brake inspection you've been meaning to schedule, tires you've been watching, a service light you've been ignoring, this is a practical window to address it. The discount isn't enormous, but on a $400 brake job or a set of tires, 10% adds up to real money.

This one tends to surprise people, because it solves a problem that doesn't get talked about much in service marketing.

The most common reason drivers delay maintenance appointments isn't price, it's logistics. Getting to the dealership requires either sitting in a waiting room or arranging a separate ride, and if neither of those works with your schedule, the appointment keeps getting pushed. The oil change reminder has been on since March. The brake inspection you meant to schedule is now six months out.

Kunes Nissan of Davenport offers complimentary pick-up and delivery within 10 miles of the dealership. You schedule your service, tell us your address, and we come to you. When the work is done, we bring your car back. No waiting room. No coordinating a ride. No rearranging your day around a service appointment.

If you work from home, have kids, don't have a second driver available, or simply have a schedule that doesn't leave a lot of flexibility, this changes how the whole experience works.

Every service visit this summer includes a complimentary car wash. It's weather dependent, but when conditions allow, your car leaves cleaner than it arrived. It's a small thing that rounds out the experience the right way.

These specials expire at the end of August. That timing is worth thinking about for a few reasons.

Late summer is a natural transition point for vehicles. The summer driving season puts miles on your car: road trips, heat, and highway miles all add up. Fall brings its own demands: temperature swings, back-to-school and commuting schedules, and the beginning of the stretch toward winter driving conditions. Getting maintenance done in August means you're going into fall in good shape instead of catching up.

If your oil is due, your tires haven't been rotated in a while, or you've been meaning to address something on the service side, the combination of a fair oil change price, a meaningful discount on additional service, and complimentary pick-up and delivery makes this a low-friction time to take care of it.

Schedule your service at Kunes Nissan of Davenport online or give us a call. Our service team is ready.