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If your tire pressure seems low or your warning light comes on, you should head to the gas station and do a quick PSI check with the tire pressure gauge. Your correct PSI is labeled on the tire, or you can find it in the vehicle owner's manual. If your tire pressure is low and causing problems, you may be driving in unsafe conditions.

Newer cars have tire pressure warning lights that will alert you when the tire pressure drops below a certain amount. If there is any tire damage, you may get the warning light again and need…

An automotive transmission contains a complex system of gears and other moving parts, working together in unison to help your vehicle shift without hesitation and protect your engine from revving too high or low.

Like oil lubricates many parts of your vehicle’s engine, transmission fluid lubricates parts within a transmission and prevents these parts from overheating. Without fluid, your transmission will cease to work. However, the fluid that it does contain needs to be changed on a normal schedule because it begins to break down over time.

There are two types of cars in this world. A car that's maintained or a car that's not maintained. We are all familiar with the cars not maintained. These cars are noisy, visually unpleasing, and most importantly, dangerous. This is not the type of vehicle anyone should want or deserve, so today let's focus on keeping that vehicle looking, driving and feeling new.

Maintaining a vehicle is not an arduous task. Every new car will have a maintenance schedule. Locating the maintenance schedule is easier than ever as they are in the manual that comes with the…

Is your car feeling sluggish? Maybe overheating and even breaking down? Perhaps it is due for an oil change. Oil changes are an essential key to keeping your car running safely and smoothly. If you notice that your car is overheating or feeling run down and sluggish it is important to have the oil levels checked. Over time oil levels can become dirty and depleted. When this occurs it can greatly affect your car's performance.

The oil helps to lubricate the engine and keep it cool. When the oil is dirty or missing the engine must work harder which…

The year was 1977, everyone had Saturday Night Fever, and Ford trucks became America’s #1 selling truck brand, a title it’s held ever since. Truck buyers have loved the F-series for decades, returning again and again for the innovative features Ford trucks have become known for.

 

It's often difficult remembering to keep an eye on your vehicle's well-being. It's easy to forget when you're coming up on an oil change, a particular service or maintenance or even something as little as making sure you have enough air in your tires. In the video tutorial below, Ford shows us how to check our tire pressure.