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Your Best Bet is to Buy Parts from the Dealer

The difference between buying after-market car parts and buying straight from the dealership is like anything else; you get what you pay for. After-market parts are usually manufactured with cheaper material, and OEM parts almost always have a lengthier warranty term. At Ford of Smithtown, our staff strives to make it simple for local drivers to find quality replacement parts for their Ford model.

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When to Replace Your Car's Battery

Your car is one of your most important tools. It's important to keep it in good running shape. All cars have a battery that they can't do without. No battery means no power. And no power? Good luck starting your car without that. Batteries, unfortunately, also stop working after awhile. While they can keep running for years without issue, it's important to know the signs when your battery starts to go bad.

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Keep Your Tires Maintained

You want to get your tires rotated, there are so many reasons to. Getting your tires rotated regularly will ensure that they will last as long as they should. If you don't, then you will be losing thousands of miles of life on them and you will have to replace your tires much more frequently. Normally you can just get your tires rotated when you get your oil changed. You're there anyway, so you might as well get a couple of things done at the same time. Having properly maintained tires will not only extend the life of…
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Travel Safety Tips for Your Winter Holiday Adventures

There really is no place quite like home for the holidays, and whether your “home” is a structure, gathering of loved ones, or simply a state of mind, we hope you find holiday cheer this season! The Ford of Smithtown team is pleased to share travel safety tips with you today.

Winter Holiday Travel Tips

  • Before embarking on your next road trip adventure, visit a Ford Service Center for a seasonal service appointment. Cooler weather can wreak havoc on your tires, fluids, battery, and more and Ford service technicians are uniquely qualified to work on your Ford.
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