We here at New Holland Ford want to express our concerns about your family's safety this winter by helping you figure out whether winter tires or all-season tires will be more beneficial to you and your family's safety.
If you live in a colder climate where winter seemingly lasts all year, it is crucial to make sure you have winter tires on your vehicle. Winter tires are specially designed to withstand all types of winter conditions whether it is snow or black ice.
In the event that your car begins sliding on ice, you shouldn't panic. This can lead to decisions that could result in an accident in New Holland. First, try to determine which direction your car is sliding. If the back of the car is sliding more than the front, then you want to turn the steering wheel in the same direction.
Don't give the car any kind of acceleration as this can make the slide worse. You should also avoid the temptation of pressing the brake pedal. You don't want to slam on the brakes because it…
We all get a little flustered when those lights come on and we can’t see anything. What does it mean? The headlights on your car can be lifesaving. They are your cars way of telling you what is wrong. The various little luminescent warnings are there for your protection.
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Vehicles help us get to, quite literally, wherever we need to go. Some people take them with friends and family on extended road trips, driving from one corner of the States to the other. Other people decide to transport themselves to and from work, and don’t like to ride around in vehicles for fun.
Either way, there are a few fluids integral to your car’s health. Let’s look at them.
