Your car’s battery provides the power that your starter uses to start your car. You might not know that in case of a power surge, it also protects your car’s onboard computer and electronics. Thanks to your battery, you can still use your windshield wipers, lights, sound system, and information system when your engine isn’t…
You already know you should have your brakes checked once a year or more often if you do a lot of in-town driving. If you drive up and down a lot of hills, your brakes can also wear faster. You can keep your brakes in good working order by asking your Five Star Ford Stone…
Car and Driver says that if you’ve managed to get ten years of use out of your tires, you should replace them no matter how much tread they have left. Most tires are rated for 40,000 to 60,000 miles of service. If you need new tires or need tire service, Five Star Ford Stone Mountain…
It’s that time of year when all the kids go back to school. If you’re the parent of a teenager, they might be ready to drive themselves for the first time. One major thing that lingers in the minds of all parents is the safety and wellbeing of their child, so the idea of…
As the days grow colder, and the winter weather becomes more harsh, drivers can almost guarantee that they will face unique driving hazards. The most common challenges include snow-covered roads, slippery slush, black ice, frozen bridges, and strong winter winds. These seasonal dangers can be even more challenging if you don’t have a vehicle…
