Frontier Ford Blog

 
Celebrate National Car Care Month this April! With temperatures rising and roads clearing, now is the ideal moment to give your car the attention it deserves. Following a tough winter battling the elements, your vehicle deserves a rejuvenation to prepare it for spring and summer excursions.

 
As the winter season arrives and temperatures decrease, it becomes crucial to give special attention to the tire pressure of your vehicle. The cold weather causes the air molecules in your tires to contract, leading to a decrease in tire pressure, which can affect your car's performance and fuel efficiency.

 
With the scorching summer sun beating down upon us, seeking solace in the embrace of air-conditioned spaces becomes imperative. This pursuit of coolness goes beyond just our homes and workplaces; it holds equal importance for our automobiles. The soaring temperatures can have adverse effects on your car's air conditioning system, underscoring the necessity of a well-timed AC maintenance session.

 
Many of us look forward to warmer weather and outdoor activities as summer arrives. However, amidst our efforts to shield ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we often overlook a vital aspect: safeguarding our vehicles from sun damage. Prolonged exposure to intense sunlight can result in various problems for your Ford, such as paint fading, interior cracks, and reduced battery life. We have compiled a list of valuable suggestions for protecting your vehicle from sun damage.