Does Prime Ford - Auburn Offer Pickup & Delivery for Service?
Yes, Prime Ford - Auburn offers Prime Pickup & Delivery
for service appointments. To have your vehicle picked up, simply give
our dealership a call. Once we work out the details, one of our
professionals will be over to pick up your Ford Escape, F-150, or Fusion
Hybrid free of charge. Once we perform the service or repairs your car
needs, we will drop the vehicle off to you. Remember, our Prime Pickup
& Delivery service is 100% free of charge for our customers in
Auburn and across Shrewsbury and Worcester. Now you don't have to leave
the house for an oil change, tire rotation, or vehicle inspection.
What is Contact Free Service?
At Prime Ford - Auburn near Northbridge, our car pickup and drop-off services are contact-free.
Our team is cleaning every vehicle before and after drop-off
appointments. We do this by following the CDC sanitation guidelines
because the health of our staff and clients always comes first. We are
protecting everyone using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which
includes masks, gloves, and interior vehicle coverings on the floor,
seats, and steering wheel. We are also maintaining social distancing
practices until further notice.
What Are The Benefits of Frequent Service?
Receiving frequent vehicle near Shrewsbury improves your
vehicle's overall safety. We want to ensure you and your passengers will
always be well-protected. When you bring your car, truck, or SUV in for
routine maintenance, our service technicians will also examine other
components of your vehicle. Another benefit of getting frequent service
is that your vehicle will be able to perform at its best.
How Do I Know When It's Time to Service My Vehicle?
Here at the Prime Ford - Auburn service center, we
recommend a complete service at least once a year. Remember, how often
you service your vehicle depends on the number of miles you drive, how
well your car is maintained, weather conditions, and the surfaces of the
road you drive on. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, you may
want to bring your vehicle in for service sooner.
How Often Should I Get an Oil Change?
It is recommended to get an oil change every 3,000 to 5,000
miles. Newer models can typically last every 7,000 miles or every three
months, depending on how much you drive. If you are driving more than
usual or if you hear increased engine noise, you may want to bring your
vehicle down to our Ford service center to ensure that you're up to date on oil maintenance and any other related needs.
How Often Should I Check My Fluid Levels?
Motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and engine
coolant are fluids that your vehicle needs. These fluid levels can
change depending on how much you drive around Worcester. The service
technicians at Prime Ford - Auburn recommend checking your fluids when
you come in for an oil change.
How Often Should I Change My Air Filter?
How often you should change your air filter depends on
different factors. Usually, we recommend changing your air filter every
20,000 miles or once a year, whichever comes first. You can also check
your air filter yourself by referencing your owner's manual.
How Often Do I Need to Get My Brakes Checked?
You can get your brakes checked 10,000 miles. If you notice
a squeaking or squealing noise when you press down on your brakes, we
recommend bringing your Ford down to our service center. Another sign
that you should get your brakes checked is if you feel your vehicle
shaking when you press down.
When Should I Replace My Brake Pads?
Brake pads do wear out over time. Generally, brake pads can
be replaced every 50,000 miles, but this depends on your driving habits
and the brake material. Brake pads are available in several compounds to
suit various driving needs.
When Should I Replace My Car Battery?
Depending on your driving habits and various weather
conditions, you should consider changing your car battery every 3 to 4
years. If you are having a hard time starting your vehicle or if you see
that your headlights are dim, you may need to replace your battery
sooner.
When Do I Need to Get a Tire Rotation?