Tune-up used in a sentence

Tune-up in a sentence as a noun

People could at least change the oil, change the tyres, or even give the engine a tune-up.

"A hundred years ago, if you were lucky enough to own a car then you probably knew how to fix it. People could at least change the oil, change the tyres, or even give the engine a tune-up.

I'm with Prof Sanford Levinson of UT in thinking that it would a good idea to give the nation a legal tune-up, but my political views are, ah, eccentric.