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There is a good reason why tire manufacturers tell you how much air to put in them. If a tire has too much air in it, there may be issues getting traction in wet or slippery conditions. In some cases, an individual may have trouble getting traction in dry conditions as well.

A loss of traction could result in a bumpier ride for both the driver and passengers. Furthermore, when a tire has too much air in it, it will wear around the edges faster than it wears in the middle. Therefore, the tire may only last for 50 percent…

As a crucial part to every vehicle, a car battery is responsible for powering everything under the hood. It's the reason a car starts, the power behind your headlights, and the driving force behind your stereo and interior lights. Simply put, it's the single most important component when it comes to the electronics in your vehicle.

You wouldn't even be able to start your vehicle without a battery. Many of us have learned the hard way. A battery dies and leaves us stranded. Batteries aren't meant to last forever. Many batteries only live three to four…

Whether you're a new car owner or a long-time driver, it is important that your car gets routinely inspected. Your owner’s manual makes it easy to know when your vehicle will need what. Full vehicle checks and services should be done regularly. Superficial inspections of your automobile aren't sufficient enough, since many system components are hidden from view.

In order to ensure 100% proper functionality, it's good to have a trained tech run diagnostics on your vehicle. Not only will having the this done get to the bottom of many vehicle issues and causes but it…

If you suspect that there is an issue with the brakes that are on your vehicle, you will want to head to our dealership to have our team of Ford-trained technicians thoroughly inspect and repair any issues we find. You may be handy and frequently work on your vehicle yourself, but sometimes you may want to have our team of trusted professionals deal with these repairs so you can do other things with your time.

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