Your battery may have performed like an Olympic athlete all summer and a thoroughbred throughout fall. Now that winter of 2021 has whistled and roared it’s way into the New Year, your vehicle battery may be getting a bit wobbly in its electronic knees.
Your family may be ready for a private getaway this winter, a place where you can shelter safely away from home. How do you pack all that winter gear and still have space in your vehicle?
About one-third of drivers plan to travel away from home during the pandemic winter of 2021, according to a recent survey. Most of their vehicles are not equipped to handle extreme weather conditions sliding across North America.
Stop-and-go driving. Slushy streets. Road grime. Sleet. Give your vehicle a little extra care to start out the New Year.
See our professional winter tips for a shiny, happy ride.
Your morning commute in frigid weather will soon begin, but only cold air comes out of the heating vents. Driving while wearing a thick coat can help keep you warm behind the wheel, but it will take some expert sleuthing to get your heater and defroster functioning again.
Donate a new Teddy Bear this holiday season at All American Ford for the Feel Better Bears program sponsored with FM 101.5 and the New Jersey Police Department.
You’re driving home on an early winter evening and notice roadway signs seem dim and you have a smaller field of vision. Is it your eyes or do you just need some new headlight bulbs?
Our rides could use a little extra love this time of year, especially if you live in extreme weather.
Even if you enjoy a milder climate and don’t have to shovel the driveway or worry about road salts damaging your wheels and undercarriage, there’s still things you can do to care for your vehicle this winter.
Cooler nights in early winter can take the air out of your driving, literally.
Underinflated tires wear out faster and don’t handle as well on slick roads. Here’s how to keep aging tires from deflating your wallet (or purse).
Drivers in wet, frigid climates know how quickly winter weather can change the look of a vehicle. Here’s some tips for keeping the car clean this winter--inside and out.