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Learn which fluids you should check and replenish in your Ford
Friday, November 13th, 2020
Fluids to Check in Your Ford Before Winter
There is no denying that winter is coming. Within a matter of months Minnesota goes from a warm, green state to a snow-filled tundra. With it come freezing temperatures, slick roads and an onslaught of snow. Not only is driving in winter more challenging, but the season’s elements also put more strain on the vehicle. It is vital that before the temperatures drop and the weather driver’s check the levels of fluids in their vehicle. Continue reading below to learn which fluids to check in your vehicle before winter.
(more…)Ford Service Center near Brainerd, MN
Wednesday, November 4th, 2020
When you have a Ford, one of the best things you can do for it is stay up to date on the manufacturer’s recommended service intervals. Whether the service it an oil and filter change, tire rotation, transmission flush, coolant flush or another important form of preventative maintenance, it serves an integral role in the smooth-running of a vehicle. Does your Ford need service near Brainerd, Minnesota? Schedule a service appointment with the professionals at Kimber Creek Ford in Pine River!
(more…)Video: How to Prepare Your Vehicle for Minnesota Winters
Friday, October 30th, 2020
Winter in Minnesota lasts a long time and between the cold temperatures, slippery roads from snow and ice, and long months going an extended amount of time without a car wash, the season can be very difficult on a vehicle. For this reason, it is important for vehicle owners to prepare their vehicles for the harsh Minnesota winter that inevitably rolls around each year. Watch the video below to learn how to get your vehicle ready for the winter months.
(more…)How do I protect my vehicle’s paint job this winter?
Thursday, October 1st, 2020
Tips and Tricks for Protecting Your Car’s Paint in Winter Months
Winter in Minnesota can be long and harsh, especially for your car. Not only can it be difficult driving through snow and ice, but the rock salt commonly used on roads is corrosive and can damage paint over time. It is important to take steps to protect your vehicle’s exterior paint during the long winter months, so if you want to learn how, continue reading below.
(more…)Why doesn’t the A/C in my vehicle work?
Thursday, July 9th, 2020
For many, the ideal summer consists of warm weather, weekend road trips and cruising around with the windows down. Although it can be fun to keep the windows down and let fresh air in, it isn’t the ideal solution to cooling down in the heat of the summer. Rather, air conditioning is the best way to combat a humid and hot day while driving around. If you vehicle has an A/C system that blows warm air and doesn’t work properly, you don’t have to accept defeat and give up on comfort; instead, schedule an appointment at your local service department. Let’s jump into a few reasons why your vehicle’s air conditioning might be out of commission below!
(more…)Should I Buy A Diesel Engine?
Wednesday, October 30th, 2019 There’s been a heated debate in the car community for decades. People often argue if gas or diesel engines are better. Each engine has its own pros and cons, but one of them has to be better than the other. It’s hard to pick an official winner.
Here’s Why You Should Buy a Truck Bed Cover
Tuesday, October 15th, 2019
A good truck owner takes care of their truck bed. A typical truck bed will take some damage in its lifetime, but we do our best to minimize that damage as much as possible. A truck bed that is full of dents and holes isn’t that appealing after all.
Why is My Gas Mileage Lower in Winter?
Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019
Kids love the winter. Snow on the grounds means building snowmen and throwing snowballs. A lot of snow can also lead to snow days which is even better for kids. If you’re a kid, then it is hard to think of anything better than the snow.
How Do I Get My Car Ready for Winter?
Friday, September 27th, 2019
It isn’t fun to talk about, but winter is coming. Winter comes and goes every year, but we still dread its arrival. Snow and ice on the roads can create a lot of difficult situations. It can be especially difficult for our cars.
Bicycle Safety Tips to Follow This Summer
Tuesday, August 13th, 2019
Now that the weather is warming up and summer is in full swing, many people enjoy riding their bike when they can. Of course, going for a bike ride is a great way to get outside and is good exercise, but both bicyclists and vehicle drivers need to stay alert to avoid any possible collisions or accidents. Keep reading below for a few things to keep in mind these next couple of months when bicyclists are out and about! (more…)
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