Lofton Motorsports - Express Automotive

09/05/2026

🇺🇸 CLOSED FOR LABOR DAY 🇺🇸

Our shop will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.

We hope everyone has a safe and relaxing holiday weekend! ❤️🤍💙

🔧 We’ll be back to our regular business hours on Tuesday, September 8th and ready to get you back on the road!

Thank you for choosing and supporting our local auto repair shop! 🚗🔧

08/21/2026

🚗 HIGH MILEAGE DOESN’T MEAN YOUR CAR IS FINISHED — BUT IT DOES MEAN MAINTENANCE MATTERS MORE THAN EVER.

Once your vehicle starts climbing past 75,000, 100,000, or 150,000+ miles, the parts that have worked hard for years need a little more attention.

Ignoring high-mileage maintenance can turn a small, affordable service into a major repair bill.

⚠️ What can happen when you skip maintenance?

• Worn belts and hoses can crack or fail
• Old fluids can reduce lubrication and cooling
• Spark plugs and ignition components can cause rough running and poor fuel economy
• Worn suspension parts can affect handling and tire wear
• Cooling-system problems can lead to overheating
• Oil leaks and neglected oil changes can accelerate engine wear
• Transmission problems can become much more expensive if warning signs are ignored
• Small problems can eventually leave you stranded on the side of the road

The goal isn't just to keep your vehicle running today. It's to help it make it to 150,000, 200,000 miles and beyond safely and reliably.

🔧 Lofton Motorsports can help.

If your vehicle is getting up there in mileage, bring it in for an inspection and service. We'll help identify what needs attention now and what you should keep an eye on down the road.

Don't wait for a dashboard light, strange noise, leak, or breakdown to tell you something is wrong.

📍 Lofton Motorsports — Tulsa, Oklahoma
🏁 Take care of your vehicle now so it can take care of you for miles to come.

08/18/2026

🏈 SPORTS SEASON IS HERE — IS YOUR VEHICLE READY FOR THE ROAD? 🚗💨

From Friday night football games to Saturday tailgates, tournaments, college matchups, and road trips across the South, sports season means more miles, more traffic, and more time behind the wheel.

Whether your kids are playing on the field or your family is heading out to support your favorite team, the last thing you want is a preventable vehicle problem leaving you stranded on the side of the road.

Before you load up the coolers, chairs, jerseys, and family, make sure your vehicle gets a thorough inspection.

🔧 FLUIDS — Check your oil, coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and other essential fluids.

🛑 BRAKES — Worn pads, damaged rotors, or other braking issues can become a serious safety concern, especially during highway travel and heavy game-day traffic.

🛞 TIRES — Check your tire pressure, tread depth, alignment, and overall condition. Don't forget the spare!

⚙️ ENGINE — Strange noises, rough starts, overheating, unusual smells, or changes in performance shouldn't be ignored before a long trip.

⚠️ DASH LIGHTS — That check-engine light isn't just decoration. If your vehicle is trying to tell you something, get it checked before you hit the highway.

Sports season should be about touchdowns, tailgates, family, friends, and making memories — not waiting on a tow truck.

📍 Lofton Motorsports
Before your next game-day trip, bring your vehicle in and let us help make sure it's ready for the miles ahead.

CHECK IT. FIX IT. DRIVE WITH CONFIDENCE.

🏈 Your team has a game plan. Your vehicle should too.

08/01/2026

August and September are some of the hardest months on vehicles, especially in places like Oklahoma where triple-digit temperatures, road construction, and long road trips are common. Heat is often more damaging to vehicles than cold because it accelerates wear on fluids, rubber, batteries, and cooling systems.

Here are the most important items to inspect:

🌡️ 1. Cooling System (Highest Priority)

The cooling system is your engine's lifeline during extreme heat.

Check:

Coolant level
Coolant condition (not rusty or contaminated)
Radiator hoses for cracks or swelling
Radiator cap
Water pump leaks
Cooling fans operating correctly

Why?
Overheating can destroy an engine in minutes and lead to repairs costing thousands of dollars.

🔋 2. Battery

Many people think winter kills batteries, but heat actually causes most battery failures.

Inspect:

Battery age (3-5 years)
Corrosion on terminals
Loose connections
Charging system voltage

Heat evaporates battery fluid and damages internal plates.

🛞 3. Tire Inspection

Hot pavement can exceed 140°F, dramatically increasing tire temperatures.

Check:

Tire pressure (when cold)
Tread depth
Uneven wear
Sidewall cracking
Nails or punctures

Improper inflation can increase blowout risk during summer travel.

🛢️ 4. Engine Oil

High temperatures break oil down faster.

Check:

Oil level
Oil color
Time since last oil change

If you're close to your service interval, replace it before long trips.

❄️ 5. Air Conditioning

Late summer is when the A/C is working its hardest.

Inspect:

Cabin air filter
Refrigerant performance
Compressor operation
Vent temperature

A clogged cabin filter also reduces airflow.

🚗 6. Brakes

Stop-and-go traffic and vacation driving increase brake temperatures.

Inspect:

Brake pads
Rotors
Brake fluid
Brake hoses

If you hear squealing or feel vibration, have them serviced.

💧 7. All Vehicle Fluids

Heat shortens fluid life.

Check:

Transmission fluid
Brake fluid
Power steering fluid
Coolant
Windshield washer fluid
Differential fluid (if applicable)
🔦 8. Belts and Hoses

Rubber deteriorates rapidly in high temperatures.

Inspect for:

Cracks
Fraying
Glazing
Soft spots
Swelling
🚘 9. Suspension & Steering

Road construction and potholes are common in late summer.

Check:

Ball joints
Tie rods
Shocks/struts
Steering components

Symptoms include pulling, clunking, or uneven tire wear.

💡 10. Exterior Lights

Summer storms often reduce visibility.

Verify:

Headlights
Brake lights
Turn signals
Hazard lights
Reverse lights
🌧️ 11. Windshield Wipers

Summer heat hardens rubber quickly.

Inspect:

Blade condition
Washer spray pattern
Windshield chips or cracks

This becomes especially important during sudden thunderstorms.

🚙 12. Prepare for Fall

September is a good transition month.

Consider:

Tire rotation
Wheel alignment
Cabin air filter replacement
Fuel system cleaner
Schedule any maintenance before cooler weather arrives.
Late Summer Inspection Checklist

A professional August/September inspection should include:

✅ Battery test
✅ Cooling system pressure test
✅ Tire pressure and tread measurement
✅ Brake inspection
✅ Oil and filter check
✅ Transmission fluid inspection
✅ Belts and hoses inspection
✅ Suspension and steering check
✅ Air conditioning performance
✅ Exterior light inspection
✅ Wiper blade inspection
✅ Top off all fluids

For an automotive shop like Lofton Motorsports, this is an ideal seasonal inspection package because it addresses the systems most likely to fail during late-summer heat while helping customers avoid breakdowns before fall travel and football season.

07/23/2026

Hey Oklahoma! High school football season is just around the corner. That means packed stadiums, road trips, tailgates, and cheering on your favorite team. The last thing you want is to miss kickoff because of a preventable vehicle breakdown.

Before you hit the road this season, make sure your vehicle is ready for every mile with a professional inspection. At Lofton Motorsports, we'll help ensure your vehicle is safe, reliable, and game-day ready by checking:

✅ Brakes & Rotors
✅ Tires & Tread Depth
✅ Battery Performance
✅ Fluid Levels & Leaks
✅ Belts & Hoses
✅ Steering & Suspension
✅ Lights & Wipers
✅ Heating & Cooling System

Whether you're traveling across town or across Oklahoma to support your student-athlete, peace of mind starts with a vehicle you can trust.

🏆 Don't let car trouble bench your family this football season. Stay safe, travel confidently, and focus on making memories—not roadside repairs.

📞 Call Lofton Motorsports today at 918-747-7566 to schedule your vehicle inspection before the next big game!
Let's make sure your only concern on Friday night is the final score.

07/20/2026

Your wheels do more than get you from Point A to Point B—they tell a story about how you take care of your vehicle.

One of the biggest things they reveal? Your tire tread.

Think of your tire tread as your vehicle's grip on the world. When it's worn down, your tires lose their ability to:
✅ Grip the road during sudden stops
✅ Push water away to prevent hydroplaning
✅ Maintain traction on wet or uneven pavement
✅ Improve cornering and overall handling
✅ Keep you and your family safe

⚠️ Did You Know?
Driving on bald or severely worn tires can dramatically increase your stopping distance, especially in the rain. Even the best brakes can't perform properly if your tires can't grip the pavement.

A quick tread inspection today could prevent an accident tomorrow.

Not sure if your tires are still safe?
Stop by Lofton Motorsports for a tire inspection. We'll check your tread depth, look for uneven wear, inspect your tire pressure, and let you know whether it's time for a rotation, alignment, or replacement.

Because at Lofton Motorsports, we believe your safety starts where your vehicle meets the road.

📍 Tulsa, OK
🔧 Honest Service. Quality Repairs. Peace of Mind.

07/20/2026

🚗🛑 Don't Ignore Your Brakes — They're the Most Important Safety Feature on Your Vehicle.

Your engine gets you moving, but your brakes are what get you home safely.

Over time, your brake pads wear down from the friction they create every time you stop. As they become thinner, they lose their ability to stop your vehicle efficiently. If they're not replaced in time, they can begin grinding directly against your brake rotors, causing expensive damage and reducing your stopping power.

Signs it's time for new brakes:
🔴 Squeaking or squealing when you brake
🔴 Grinding noises
🔴 Vibrations or shaking in the steering wheel or brake pedal
🔴 Your vehicle takes longer to stop
🔴 The brake warning light is on

Why replace your rotors?
Your rotors provide the smooth surface your brake pads grip. Over time they can become:
✔️ Warped from excessive heat
✔️ Grooved from worn-out pads
✔️ Rusted or uneven
✔️ Too thin to safely dissipate heat

Replacing worn rotors and brake pads together helps ensure:
✅ Shorter stopping distances
✅ Smoother, quieter braking
✅ Better control during emergency stops
✅ Longer life for your new brake pads
✅ Greater peace of mind for you and your family

At Lofton Motorsports, we inspect your entire braking system and only recommend the repairs your vehicle actually needs. Whether it's a simple pad replacement or a complete brake service, we'll get you back on the road safely and confidently.

📍 Stop by Lofton Motorsports today and let our experienced technicians inspect your brakes before a small issue becomes a costly repair.

Your brakes don't just protect your vehicle—they protect everyone inside it.

07/04/2026