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From powerful performance to iconic styling and modern amenities, there are many reasons to love the 2024 Ford Mustang. Available at your Ford dealer as either a coupe or convertible, this sports car brings practicality and sophistication to any drive, making it appealing to drivers looking for a high-performance set of wheels as well as those interested in a sleek everyday vehicle. 5 Things To Love About the 2024 Ford Mustang at Your Ford Dealer 1. Three Powerful Powertrains The Mustang comes with a standard turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder EcoBoost engine with 315 horsepower. This powertrain pairs with a 10-speed automatic transmission. The Mustang GT comes with a 5-liter V-8 engine with 480 horsepower and a six-speed manual transmission. The all-new Dark Horse model also uses a 5-liter V-8 engine, but this one offers 500 horsepower and is paired with a six-speed manual Tremec TR-3160 transmission. Available selectable driving modes make it possible to optimize the Mustang's performance depending on your driving conditions and style. Depending on which Mustant trim you're driving, your driving mode options may include Normal, Sport, Slippery, Drag, Track, or MyMode, which is customized to your individual preferences. Interior ambient lighting adjusts depending on the drive mode you've selected. 2. Remote Rev Driving a sports car is exhilarating, and the four-seat Mustang has a feature called Remote Rev that allows you to extend the thrills. Using your key fob, you can remotely start the engine and rev it to 5000 rpm. Remote rev is another way to enjoy the sports car experience. 3. Ample Tech Features The Mustang comes with an available 13.2-inch infotainment screen that allows you to interact with SYNC 4, which is Ford's cloud-connected communication and entertainment system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, and a wireless smartphone charger is optional. A 12-speaker sound system by Bang & Olufsen is available. 4. Comfort at Every Turn The Mustang has numerous available amenities that enhance your comfort on the road, including a heated steering wheel and climate-controlled front bucket seats. An available Remote Start System makes it possible to not only start the vehicle but warm or cool the interior with the push of a key fob button. The interior of the Mustang is available in six different color schemes ranging from Black Onyx to Carmine Red. 5. Genuine Accessories If you're driving a sports car, you'll want to make it yours. A range of genuine Mustang accessories can be installed at our dealership, including a cargo area protector and a cooler bag. If you're looking for a vehicle that's powerful and exciting to drive, but still comfortable and practical enough for everyday life, the Mustang is the perfect solution. When you're ready to test drive the Mustang, come see us at Matthews Ford in Broken Arrow, OK.

The Ford Explorer has a bold exterior, pleasant interior, and a zippy driving experience delivered by a V6 engine. When you and your family visit the Ford dealer, you're sure to enjoy seeing all it has to offer. Let's take a look at things such as the car's cavernous cargo area to its various powertrains so you know what to expect before you visit Matthews Ford. Check Out the 2024 Explorer at Matthews Ford, Your Local Ford Dealer Great Powertrains The first three trims of the Explorer come with a 2.3-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine producing 300 hp. That's powerful enough to give you an energetic driving experience. Those of you wanting more power will like the 400-hp 3-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine on the King Ranch, Platinum, and ST models. The ST has the most athletic driving experience of the bunch. Lots of Space This three-row SUV can seat up to 7, and adults will have no problem sitting in the third row for day-to-day commutes. Some competitors have a third row that's too cramped for adults to tolerate, so its comfort is a major plus for the Explorer. There's also a lot of space in the cabin for cargo when you fold down the second and third rows. You can fit approximately 31 carry-on suitcases back there. The regular cargo area behind the third row holds around four carry-on suitcases. Highly Pleasant Interior The Explorer's interior has some nice features that make spending time in the cabin feel fantastic. A twin-panel moonroof is available for stunning views, lots of natural daylight, and plenty of fresh air. Multi-color ambient lighting allows you to adjust the lighting to suit your mood, and it's particularly enjoyable to use while driving at night and while listening to music. A 12-speaker B&O sound system is available, perfect for those of you who love your tunes. You can access plenty of music streaming apps on the vertical 10.1-inch LCD infotainment screen, which has a customizable display. Bold Exterior Styling Although the Explorer is a nice family SUV, it has a bold look that's difficult to ignore. All of the models have a squared appearance that looks bold, and the eye-catching grille with the Ford emblem right in the middle is difficult to miss on the road. Excellent Towing Capacity The first two trims of the Explorer can tow up to 5,300 pounds. If you need more strength, then getting one of the last three trims will let you tow up to 5,600 pounds instead. You need the Class IV Trailer Tow Package to achieve the maximum towing capacity. As well as that, a Terrain Management System is standard and has a tow/haul mode for easier towing. Are you ready to come and take a look at the Explorer up close? Visit Matthews Ford in Broken Arrow, OK to take it out for a test drive.

A popular SUV here at your neighborhood Ford dealership, the 2024 Ford Expedition MAX delivers exceptional performance on and off-road and is nearly a foot longer than the regular Expedition, giving you a spacious, comfortable cabin alongside innovative technology that all make it ideal for every occasion. Meet the 2024 Ford Expedition MAX at Your Ford Dealership Versatile Performance The 2024 Expedition MAX comes in four trim levels and provides a powerful 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine with variable settings, generating 380 horsepower in XLT models, while coming standard with 400 horses in Limited, King Ranch, and Platinum models. This engine also comes as a high-output variant that produces 440 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque, which is offered exclusively for Limited models as an available option. Along with Auto-Start Stop technology and Active Grille Shutters that help you save fuel in cities and on highways, many features for off-roading are available, like the Intelligent 4WD system, which comes side by side with a multimode Terrain Management System. Towing capabilities max out at 9,000 pounds with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package, and this is complemented by Trailer Sway Control and a multi-link independent rear suspension that improve both stability and handling. Comfort and Convenience With more cargo space than regular Expeditions, MAX models offer seating options ranging from multi-adjustable seats with thermal settings up front to a power-folding third-row 60/40 seat with a power recline function in the back. The ambient lighting feature has multiple color options, the auto-dimming rearview mirror reduces headlight glare, and the tri-zone climate control system combines with rear auxiliary climate controls in both the second and third rows. As for technology, the Innovative SYNC 4A infotainment system has both 12- and 15.5-inch full-color touchscreen display options and provides turn-by-turn navigation instructions alongside wireless smartphone compatibility, apps, and other entertainment options. Music played on this system sounds phenomenal when opting for the B&O sound system and its 22-speaker setup, while a Wi-Fi hotspot, wireless charging pad, universal garage door opener, and a remote start system are all offered for convenience. Advanced Safety Features Taking safety to the next level, this edition has many hi-tech collision avoidance systems, including Pre-Collision Assist, Automatic Emergency Braking, Pedestrian Detection, and Evasive Steering Assist. While driving off-road or in parking lots, the 360-degree camera helps you visualize your surroundings, and the Auto High-Beam Headlamps intuitively adapt whenever outside lighting conditions change. Active Park Assist can handle parking for you, and Lane-Keeping System can help correct unintentional lane changes. The 2024 Expedition MAX has arrived, and it's now here at our dealership with these and many other features, so contact us today at Matthews Ford to come get a closer look at this sophisticated SUV.

When you're behind the wheel of your trusty Ford, you want the journey to be as safe and enjoyable as possible. A key component to ensuring this, especially during night drives or in less-than-ideal weather conditions, is having a set of properly functioning headlights. If you're wondering whether it's time for new headlights, let's go through some common signs that mean a visit to your Ford dealer might be in order. Dimming Lights One clear sign that it's time for a fresh set of headlights is when they start to lose their brightness. Dim headlights can compromise your ability to see the road ahead clearly at night or during inclement weather. If you find yourself squinting or struggling to make out the road, your headlights are not doing their job, and you should have them checked out. Burned-Out Bulbs If one or both of your bulbs have burned out, they clearly need to be replaced. Driving without two working headlights is a safety hazard and it is also illegal, meaning that you run the risk of getting a ticket if you try it. Frequent Bulb Replacements If you're finding yourself replacing the headlights in your Ford over and over, there's probably an underlying issue. Regularly needing new bulbs may indicate a problem with your headlight assembly or with the electrical system of your vehicle. Cracks or Damage to the Headlight Assembly Check the physical condition of your headlights. Cracks, chips, or significant damage can affect the quality of the light they provide. Breakage may also allow water to seep inside, leading to further issues. Any visible damage to your headlights is a sure sign that they need a checkup. Change in the Color of the Light Sometimes, aging headlights can start to give light that seems more yellow than white. This yellowing effect can reduce your visibility and may be a sign that your headlights need replacing. Sometimes this issue is caused by discoloration of the plastic lenses that cover your headlight assembly and can potentially be reduced by cleaning them. Dashboard Indicator Lights Many modern Ford models come with dashboard indicator lights that alert you when something is wrong with your vehicle, and that includes headlights. If your dashboard is signaling a problem with your headlights, it's time to get them checked out. Visit Your Ford Dealer for New Headlights When it comes to replacing or servicing your headlights, your dealership is the go-to place. We use high-quality, brand-name parts that are designed to work perfectly with your Ford model. Good headlights are essential for your safety and the safety of others on the road. If you're noticing any of these signs, don't hesitate to get those headlights checked out. Keep your journey safe, no matter the time of day. Call Matthew Ford to schedule a headlight inspection.

As a rule of thumb, you should have your tires rotated at least once a year to ensure your tires are in good shape. Frequent tire rotations can help the tread on all four tires wear evenly, which can prolong the life of your tires. When it's time to buy new tires, you can purchase them directly from your Ford dealer. Four Signs Your Ford Needs New Tires 1. Your Tires Don't Pass the Penny Test If you want a DIY test to assess the condition of your tires, then you can do the penny test at home. The penny test uses a coin such as a penny or a quarter to measure the depth of the tread on your tires. For this test, you will insert the coin into the tread of the tire. Based on where the tread touches the head on the coin, you might need replacement tires. 2. You Can See Your Tread Wear Indicators Your tires also likely have a built-in tread wear indicator. If the tread on your tire becomes even with the tread wear indicator on your tire, then you need to replace your tires. Typically, the tread wear indicator is placed 2/32 of an inch from the base of the tread groove. 3. Your Tires Have Low Air Pressure If your tires frequently have low air pressure, then it might be because your tires are incapable of holding onto air. Usually, this is because of an air leak or other damage to the tire that you might not have noticed. Driving on tires with low air pressure can be dangerous, so you should replace them as soon as possible. 4. Your Tires Have Excessive Vibration If you notice excessive vibration from your tires when you drive, then you might have an issue with the balance of your wheels, the tread wear on your tires, or low air pressure. Sometimes, excessive vibration can be caused by a worn suspension. How Can You Order Tires at Your Ford Dealer? There are two ways you can order replacement tires at your dealership. First, you can buy your tires at the service department when your mechanic recommends replacements after tire service. Your other option is ordering tires online on your dealership's website. To use the online order form, you will need to have information about your vehicle such as the year, make, model, and trim. All of these details will help identify the specific tires that are most suitable for your vehicle. You can also cross-reference this information with the tires recommended for your vehicle in your Ford owner's manual. When your tires are in bad shape, you run the risk of having a blowout when you're on the road. For your safety and the safety of other drivers around you, it's best to replace your tires as soon as you notice a low tread or visible damage. Get in touch with Matthews Ford to order your replacement tires today.

The battery is one of your car's most important components, but it has a relatively short working life of three to five years. Your battery can also be damaged by other the failure of components. As your Ford dealer in Broken Arrow, OK, we'd like you to know some signs that your battery is failing, and it's time to visit us for a new car battery. Signs You Need a New Car Battery From Your Ford Dealer Bad Smell If you're driving and smell the stench of rotten eggs, you probably have a failing battery. This foul smell is produced by a chemical called hydrogen sulfide, which forms when a battery is failing. Your battery contains many different components, including an electrolyte solution, copper plates, and sulfuric acid. The sulfuric acid in a battery gradually breaks down over time, and the acid releases hydrogen gas. Hydrogen molecules are minute and can easily escape the confines of the battery case. The hydrogen molecules will mix with sulfur molecules already present in the engine and form hydrogen sulfide. This new chemical compound smells awful and can cause your battery to corrode. We can't repair the battery, but we can install a replacement battery to fix this problem. Weak Alternator The battery stores the electricity that provides the charge to start the engine. It also supplies power to maintain your car's electrical systems, like the lights and alarm when the engine is switched off. The alternator is a mini generator in your engine that powers the electrical systems while you're driving, and it also recharges the battery. The alternator is a very robust component and usually only needs replacement after about eight years. If the alternator is wearing out, it will produce less electricity than it should. The reduced electricity supply will affect all your car's systems, and it will also provide less power to recharge the battery. A lack of recharging will gradually cause the battery to fail. Our technicians will test your alternator, and we can install a new one if required. Battery Warning Light The battery warning light lights up in response to a problem in your car's electrical system. Sensors are connected to every component in the electrical system, and they continually relay information to your car's computer. These sensors are very sensitive and can detect the smallest change in the component they're connected to. A healthy battery should supply between 12.6 and 12.8 volts. If your battery is wearing out, its voltage output will decrease. If the battery's voltage drops below 12 volts, the warning light will illuminate. We'll examine your engine to identify the reason for the low voltage, and we can replace your battery if it's failing. Don't risk the headache and stress of a dead battery. Call our service department today at Matthews Ford.

Your Ford is a trusty companion that gets you where you need to go. But like any faithful friend, it may need some care and attention from time to time. One critical component that often demands your consideration is the radiator. The radiator helps keep your engine cool, but like any part of your vehicle, it can face issues. Your local Ford dealer can offer help with radiator repair, but you need to know the signs that you should bring it in. Engine Overheating The classic sign that something might be wrong with your radiator is an overheating engine. If you notice that your temperature gauge is climbing into the danger zone or if you see steam billowing from under the hood, it's a surefire indicator that your radiator is struggling to keep things cool. Leaking Coolant Coolant, often called antifreeze, is the lifeblood of your radiator. It circulates through your engine, keeping it at the right temperature. If you spot a bright green, sweet-smelling puddle under your parked car, it's likely a coolant leak. This is a red flag and could mean a radiator issue, Low Coolant Levels You should check your coolant levels occasionally, as it's a good indicator of your radiator's health. If you find that your coolant levels are consistently low, even after topping them up, there might be a leak. It's also possible that the radiator cap is not sealing correctly, so keep an eye on it. Discolored or Rusty Coolant Healthy coolant is usually bright green or orange, depending on the type used in your vehicle. If you notice that your coolant has turned murky, discolored, or rusty, it's time to flush and replace it. Old, contaminated coolant can't do it's job properly, and can lead to engine overheating. Unexplained Temperature Fluctuations Your temperature gauge should remain relatively stable during your drives. If you notice that it's bounding around or frequently spiking, it could indicate a problem with your radiator. Fluctuations in temperature can also harm your engine, making it essential to deal with it quickly. Strange Noises Unusual sounds from your engine area can be a sign of radiator trouble. If you hear a hissing noise, it might mean a coolant leak. A gurgling sound could suggest air in the coolant system. Any strange noises should prompt a visit to the dealership for further inspection. Get Radiator Repair at Your Ford Dealer Your Ford relies on a well-functioning radiator to keep its engine cool and running efficiently. While radiators are durable, they can still develop issues over time. Your local dealership is your partner in keeping your car running right. Ignoring radiator problems can lead to more severe engine issues and expensive repairs. If you notice any signs that your radiator is in trouble, don't hesitate to consult the professionals. Schedule a service at Matthews Ford today, and keep your radiator in good shape!

Big family travel plans require a reliable, safe vehicle. If an adventurous road trip or getaway is in your family's future, you'll want to consider these top Ford models. Expedition The Ford Expedition is one of the best SUVs for larger families. With a spacious cabin and impressive towing capabilities, you can bring the whole crew and all your outdoor toys along for the ride. The Expedition also features three rows of comfortable seating, which means each family member can stretch out and relax for the drive. 60/40 PowerFold seats offer versatile passenger and cargo storage solutions that meet any family's needs. Powered by a turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 engine with up to 440 horsepower, the Expedition can also tackle any adventure you come across. Available exterior accessories in the Ford Expedition, including roof rails and a heavy-duty towing package, also add to your family's adventurous capabilities. Escape When you want an SUV that your family will love, comes well-connected, and offers ample cabin space, look no further than the Ford Escape. Stay connected wherever your travel plans take you with Sync 4 technology on board. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto also keep you connected to your favorite smartphone apps while allowing you to stream hands-free, turn-by-turn directions to your next adventure. The Ford Escape also comes with a lot of safety features, including adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking. Prepare for the unexpected with the available all-wheel drive with AWD disconnect. Selectable drive modes allow you to adjust your Escape's performance to accommodate your current adventure. Bronco Sport Adventurous families will love the Bronco Sport. Accommodate teens or backseat adults with the raised-roof design. The Ford Bronco Sport is also perfect for off-roading adventures and is designed with added ground clearance, a turbocharged engine, eight-speed automatic transmission, and upgraded cooling components. Families who are into even more extreme adventures will love the Bronco Sport Badlands special edition. The Badlands comes with a Terrain Management System and seven adjustable performance settings. Even better, the Ford Bronco Sport is available in a four-door design, the preferred option for busy families on the go. Explorer The modern interior and exterior design of the Ford Explorer satisfies family members of all ages. Enjoy the road trip as much as the destination with USB ports and 12V outlets in each row and Sync 3 Plus with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Upgraded seating promises a comfortable commute for all passengers. The Ford Explorer also comes with configurable seats, which means you can adjust seating based on children's ages or seating preferences. Ford Co-Pilot360 is standard on all newer models of the Ford Explorer, giving you and your family the confidence you need on longer trips. Newer models of the Ford Explorer also come in an available hybrid powertrain, which means more efficiency for longer road trips. You and your family can finally achieve all your travel dreams by choosing the right Ford model. Whether your adventures include an afternoon at a nearby water park or a cross-country road trip, you're sure to find your next family vehicle on this list.

Right outside bustling Tulsa, Broken Arrow, OK is a vibrant destination with plenty of family activities, museums, and lots of great local places to get ice cream right in the town limits of Broken Arrow itself. Your 2023 Ford Edge ST with a rearview camera, cruise control, and wireless phone charging can get you there quickly and comfortably. Just Down the Road: 4 Favorite Ice Cream Places Near Broken Arrow, OK 1. STG Gelateria Broken Arrow Visit STG Gelateria Broken Arrow at 217 S. Main Street for huge scoops of creamy, homemade gelato drizzled with premium toppings. The gelato is slow-churned and velvety, and you can eat it in a cup or cone or have a gelato shake. There are plenty of flavors to choose from, including bright and summery peach, limoncello, and Bischoff. You can also pick up fresh bagels and savor sandwiches at STG Gelateria, making it the one-stop shop for all your snacking needs. 2. Rose Rock Microcreamery Rose Rock Microcreamery, at 115 N. Main Street, offers delightful scoops in tasty, small-batch flavors like butter beer, banana pudding, s'mores, and pistachio. Plus, visitors can order a flight of different types of creams so that they can try a little of everything. If you're craving something sweet and different, this is the spot to treat you and your family. 3. Neveria y Paleteria La Tropical Neveria y Paleteria La Tropical, at 3151 S. 129th E. Avenue, offers some delicious frozen treats and excellent service. Try the mangonada, homemade Mexican scoops, icy glasses of agua fresca, and sno-cones. You'll find bright, tasty flavor combinations here, authentic Mexican dishes, and a staff who can make a variety of different recommendations based on what you like. One essential menu item are the popsicles, which you can get with milk, cream, or water-base in flavors like bubble gum, cantaloupe, pistachio, pina colada, and lime. 4. Ink's Shaved Ice Visit Ink's Shaved Ice at 318 W. Kenosha Street for giant cups of finely shaved ice drizzled in tons of delicious syrups. The servings are enormous, and you'll find friendly service and innovative offerings that are sure to hit the spot. Some key flavor combinations include cinnamon and cream, green apple and lime, and strawberry wedding cake. If you're looking for a fun alternative to your typical parlor, treat your family to this place. Broken Arrow has plenty of sweet shops that will dazzle you with this excellent frozen offering, sundaes, piled-high gelatos, and delicious cups of shaved ice. There's truly something for everyone in this friendly Oklahoma City, but you'll need a great set of wheels to be able to get to them all. Stop in and see us at Matthews Ford and test drive your next family vehicle today.

At Matthew Ford, we believe regular oil changes are one of the best things you can do for your car. A Ford oil change can extend the life of your vehicle, keep it running smoothly, and help it run more efficiently. Here are a few benefits of getting an oil change at your Ford dealer. more How Long Has It Been Since You Had a Ford Oil Change at Your Ford Dealer? Better Fuel Economy One of the significant benefits of regular oil changes is better fuel economy. The engine needs lubrication to run properly, and the oil used in a car's engine is one of the most important parts of that process. Without it, your car's engine wouldn't be able to function as well as it does. When you have your oil changed regularly, you remove any impurities that may be in your oil. If you don't change your oil and filter regularly, these impurities can build up on your engine's parts and reduce its ability to function at peak efficiency. This means that every time you drive your car, it has to work harder than it should, and this will cause your gas mileage to suffer. Longer Engine Life An oil change is one of the most important things you can do to ensure your car's engine lasts longer. Every time you drive, dust and dirt enter the engine. These particles build up over time and cause friction leading to wear on engine parts. If you don't change the oil regularly, this process will happen faster than if you changed your oil at regular intervals. Over time, this can lead to major breakdowns or even irreparable engine failure! Changing your car's oil helps keep dust and dirt from entering the engine and causing damage throughout its lifetime. It also ensures that all your parts are working together as smoothly as possible so they last longer, saving you money in repairs down the line! Damage to Engine Parts Oil helps keep moving parts in your car from grinding against each other. That's why changing the oil is so important. You want to ensure enough lubrication for all those moving parts to work properly, so they don't wear out faster than they should. The more miles you log on your car, the more stress is put on those moving parts, which means they need more lubrication to keep them from wearing prematurely. So even if you don't notice any issues with your car, you could be doing damage if you don't change the oil regularly! Getting a regular oil change can be a big benefit. Not only does it help your car run better and last longer, but it also saves you money! If you've been putting off your next service appointment, don't hesitate any longer: schedule an appointment at Matthews Ford today!

Brake repair is one of the most common and recurring issues that car owners face. While the average brakes can last for at least 20,000 miles, there are times when you might have to get your brakes repaired sooner. If you are unsure if your car needs to be taken to your local Ford dealer for some new brakes, here are four signs that can help you decide. more 4 Signs You Need a Brake Repair at Your Ford Dealer 1. Taking Longer to Stop Your car should stop as soon as you hit the brakes. If it is taking longer than normal for your car to slow down or stop, it might be one of the early warning signs that the brakes need to be changed. Delayed stopping happens when the brakes become worn and lose the ability to grip the rotors. It is important to not ignore this early warning sign. A car failing to stop on command is dangerous for you, your family, and other motorists and can potentially lead to a vehicle accident. 2. Squeaking and Squealing A car making strange or unusual sounds always means that something is wrong. If squealing or squeaking is heard anytime you press down on the brakes, it can mean that it is time for a repair. A squeak or squeal is a sign that the brake pads are so worn that the break indicators are rubbing against the rotors. This noise is not only annoying, but it can cause serious damage to the brake system. It is important to get the brakes fixed the first time you notice these sounds to avoid further damage and costly repairs. 3. Grinding Brakes Grinding brakes is a sign that there is a severe problem with the brake system. If you hear a grinding noise coming from your brakes, it means that the brake pads are extremely worn, and there is metal-on-metal contact. If the brake pads have reached this point, they need to be changed at once. Not replacing them can cause further damage to other parts of the brake system and can lead to brake failure. 4. Shaking When Stopping If your steering wheel begins to shake when you press down on the brake, it might be a sign that there is trouble with the brake pads, the rotors, or both. Worn brake pads or warped rotors can cause the steering wheel or the entire vehicle to shake. Taking your vehicle to a certified mechanic can help pinpoint the source of the problem and promptly fix it. Issues with your brake system should not be ignored. If your car is showing any of these signs, call Matthews Ford today.

Regular servicing is the key to a long life for your Ford. Cars are very complex, and to keep them working at their best, they need regular maintenance. Whether you need a battery change, new tires, or any other Ford service, your Broken Arrow, OK Ford dealership can provide them. These are a sample of just a few of our available services. more 4 Ford Services You'll Find at Your Ford Dealership Tires Good quality tires will keep you safely on the road. They will also reduce wear and tear on your braking system, engine, and other components. We have a full range of services available for your tires, from puncture checks to wheel balancing to fitting a new set of tires. We stock thirteen name-brand tires, all available in the correct size for your car. If we fit new tire/s, we install, mount, and balance them. We also check that they're correctly inflated, and we'll dispose of your old tires. Our technicians can help you with any advice you need on the right tires for needs, maintenance, and any other queries. Battery Your car's battery is essential to provide the power to start your car. This vital component, however, has a limited lifespan. To ensure your battery is in great condition, we offer a computerized battery testing facility. If your battery is a least three years old, we advise testing it to ensure it will keep you going for another season. If you need a replacement battery, we have the correct size battery for you and we can fit it while you wait. Radiator and Cooling System Your car's engine can get very hot, but your cooling system is designed to keep the temperature at an acceptable level. To keep this system running correctly, you need regular maintenance. Any of the components in the cooling system can wear out or get damaged, making regular maintenance essential to keep your engine working just like it should. Our technicians can check and replace hoses, fix coolant leaks, and make any other repairs the system may need. Oil Changes Your engine requires regular oil changes to keep its multitude of components properly lubricated and clean. If your engine oil isn't changed, it becomes thicker from the contaminants it absorbs in the engine. Thicker oil can't keep your engine clean, and it becomes less able to lubricate the engine. Without lubrication, seals and gaskets in the engine dry out and start to leak. We have a range of high-quality synthetic Motorcraft® oils to keep your engine running smoothly. These oils reduce rust and corrosion and provide first-class engine protection. We also offer our special package called The Works® that you can sign up for. This package includes tire rotation, battery testing, brake inspection, and a Vehicle Check-Up Report. Your dealership can provide all of your Ford's service and repair needs. Call us today at Matthews Ford and you'll have the peace of mind of knowing your car's health is in the hands of Ford-certified master technicians.