2017 Lincoln MKS

It may happen to us all at some time or other. We drive along, and everything is fine. Then, something flies into the air from under a tire of the vehicle in front of you. The vehicle didn't mean to throw it at your vehicle, but there it is, coming at your vehicle and very quickly. It's a rock, and it cracks your windshield or severely pits it. Now, what are you going to do? You may know that driving with a cracked windshield is dangerous, in that it impairs vision and may just damage your windshield even…

When you are seeking out a new car to buy you are presented with two major financing options; buying and leasing. Both options have their adherents, and no one size fits all solution is best. For those who decide to lease rather than buy a car, they commonly do so because;

- they value the flexibility that leasing gives them

- they enjoy trying new cars every few years

- they may not find a specific model to be a long term solution due to an expanding or shrinking family size

- they are looking for a more affordable solution with lower monthly payments…

There's a lot more to tires than you might think. Not only do they need to be properly inflated, but they also need to be balanced, and the tread needs to be in good shape. There is a recommended mileage for your tires to be rotated with every oil change, and it may be time for an alignment if the tread is worn more on the inside or outside of the tire. So, why is all this information so important? Keeping up on the regular maintenance of your tires will get you much better gas mileage, and will even…

Your brakes are a system of components that need to be maintained regularly. So, when you take your brakes to be serviced, what exactly is your technician doing? Here are a few brake services you can expect at your next appointment.

Your brake pads and shoes may be replaced. Both of these parts should be done at an estimated mile range. Your brakes may also require a rotor polishing, or the rotors will be replaced. This will be done at the same time as your brake pad replacement. If necessary, your brake caliper or caliper pins will be replaced...