Tune-up Pricing
Shop minimum $50
Free pickup and delivery within the Wausau, WI area
What's Included in the Cost?
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OilÂ
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Spark Plug
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Labor
Why Should I Get a Riding Lawn Mower Tune-up?
A riding lawn mower tune-up is one of the best ways to keep your mower running strong, cutting clean, and lasting longer. Over time, normal use can cause engine oil to break down, air filters to clog, spark plugs to wear, blades to dull, belts to stretch, and debris to build up around the deck and engine. If these items are ignored, your mower may become harder to start, run rough, lose power, cut unevenly, or eventually lead to more expensive repairs.
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A proper tune-up helps make sure your riding mower is ready for the mowing season before problems start. Fresh oil helps protect the engine, a clean air filter allows the engine to breathe properly, a new or inspected spark plug helps with reliable starting, and sharp blades give your lawn a cleaner, healthier cut. Inspecting belts, pulleys, the battery, tires, fuel system, and other key components can also help catch small issues before they turn into major breakdowns.
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Getting your riding lawn mower serviced regularly is not just about keeping it running today — it is about protecting your investment. Riding mowers are expensive machines, and routine maintenance can help extend their life, improve performance, reduce unexpected breakdowns, and keep your yard work more efficient. A well-maintained mower starts easier, runs smoother, cuts better, and is more dependable when you need it most.
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If your mower has been sitting, is hard to start, runs rough, cuts unevenly, or has not been serviced in a while, a tune-up is a smart way to get it back in proper working condition and ready for the season.
What's Included in the Cost?
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OilÂ
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Spark Plug
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Blade Sharpen
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Labor
Why Should I Get a Self Propelled Walk Behind Mower Tune-up?
A self-propelled walk-behind mower tune-up helps keep your mower starting easier, running smoother, and cutting better. Regular maintenance can help prevent breakdowns, improve performance, and extend the life of your mower.
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Over time, oil gets dirty, air filters clog, spark plugs wear out, blades get dull, and the self-propel system can start to wear or slip. A tune-up helps catch small issues before they turn into bigger, more expensive repairs.
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Keeping up with routine service is one of the best ways to protect your mower and make sure it is ready to go when you need it.
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What's Included in the Cost?
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OilÂ
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Spark Plug
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Blade Sharpen
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Labor
Why Should I Get a Walk-Behind Mower Tune-up?
A non-self-propelled walk-behind mower tune-up is a great way to keep your mower dependable and ready for regular use. Since these mowers rely on you to push them, it is especially important that the engine runs properly and the blade cuts cleanly without making the job harder than it needs to be.
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Routine service helps improve starting, engine performance, and cutting quality. Items like dirty oil, clogged air filters, worn spark plugs, dull blades, and old fuel can all cause your mower to run poorly or become harder to use.
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Keeping your mower maintained can help reduce unexpected problems, prevent costly repairs, and make mowing your lawn easier throughout the season.
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What's Included in the Cost?
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OilÂ
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Spark Plug
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Shear Pins
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Labor
Why Should I Get a 2/3 Stage Snowblower Tune-up?
A 2-stage or 3-stage snowblower tune-up is a smart way to make sure your machine is ready before the snow starts falling. These snowblowers handle heavier snow, deeper snow, and larger driveways, so it is important that the engine, belts, auger system, and drive system are working properly.
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Routine service can help improve starting, performance, and reliability when you need it most. Dirty oil, worn spark plugs, old fuel, loose belts, worn paddles or skid shoes, and other small issues can cause your snowblower to run poorly or break down during a storm.
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Keeping your snowblower maintained can help prevent unexpected problems, reduce costly repairs, and make sure it is ready to clear snow when winter weather hits.
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What's Included in the Cost?
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OilÂ
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Spark Plug
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Labor
Why Should I Get a Single Stage Snowblower Tune-up?
A single-stage snowblower tune-up helps keep your machine easy to start, running smoothly, and ready for winter. Since single-stage snowblowers are commonly used for sidewalks, small driveways, and lighter snow, it is important that the engine and paddles are in good working condition.
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Over time, old fuel, dirty oil, worn spark plugs, loose cables, worn paddles, and clogged carburetors can cause starting problems or poor snow throwing performance. A tune-up helps catch these issues before the snowblower is needed.
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Regular service can help prevent breakdowns, improve performance, and make sure your snowblower is ready when the snow starts falling.
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+ Parts
Belts, gaskets, blades/chains, carburetors, pulleys, covers, etc.