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Truck Works Inc

✓ Tune-up, Oil, and Lube

504 E Lincoln St, Banning, CA 92220

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License #261815 · California state licensing records · data refresh 2026-08-02

About this oil change shop

Located at 504 E Lincoln St in Banning, CA, Truck Works Inc serves drivers across the Riverside County area. It appears in California state licensing records under license #261815 (data refresh 2026-08-02).

The shop's state-listed specialty is Tune-up, Oil, and Lube (self-reported to the state). Phone: (951) 922-4776. Hours and wait times vary — calling first beats a wasted trip.

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Common questions

Where is Truck Works Inc located?

Truck Works Inc is at 504 E Lincoln St, Banning, CA 92220, in Riverside County. Phone: (951) 922-4776.

What license does Truck Works Inc hold?

Truck Works Inc appears in California state licensing records under license #261815 (data refresh 2026-08-02).

What does a cabin air filter do and when should I replace it?

The cabin filter cleans air entering your car's interior — replace it every 15,000-25,000 miles or sooner if you notice weak airflow or musty odors from the vents.

  • Clogged cabin filter cuts A/C and heater airflow significantly
  • Dirty filter allows allergens, dust, and pollutants into the cabin
  • California wildfire smoke seasons demand more frequent changes
  • Located behind the glove box on most vehicles — quick replacement
  • A fresh cabin filter also reduces odors and improves defroster performance

Per HVAC filter standards and manufacturer service intervals.

How often should I get an oil change?

Every 3,000-5,000 miles for conventional oil; every 7,500-10,000 miles for full synthetic — follow your owner's manual.

  • Synthetic oil extends intervals significantly
  • Severe duty driving (towing, stop-and-go) shortens intervals
  • Modern vehicles often have oil-life monitors — follow them
  • Skipping intervals causes sludge buildup and accelerated wear

Per manufacturer recommendations and ASE technician guidance.