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April marks National Car Care Month! As temperatures rise and roads clear, it's prime time to lavish some attention on your vehicle. After enduring the winter elements, your car deserves a revitalization to gear up for spring and summer escapades.

 
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, resulting in a decrease in tire pressure. This reduction can have an impact on your car's performance and fuel efficiency.

 
As the summer sun beats down upon us, finding solace in the embrace of air-conditioned havens becomes a necessity. This pursuit of coolness extends beyond our residences and workplaces; it is equally vital when it pertains to our automobiles. The scorching temperatures can exert strain on your car's air conditioning unit, underscoring the importance of a punctual AC check-up.

 
With summer upon us, many of us will embrace the warmer weather and partake in outdoor activities. However, as we focus on shielding ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we often neglect a vital aspect: safeguarding our vehicles from sun damage. Prolonged exposure to intense sunlight can lead to various problems for your Ford, including faded paint, cracked interiors, and diminished battery life. We have compiled a list of valuable suggestions for shielding your vehicle from sun damage.