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Routine service and maintenance are essential to the lifetime and wellbeing of your vehicle, regardless of whether it's a powerful and capable Ford pickup truck, a spacious and comfortable Ford SUV, or a stunning and fun-to-drive Ford sportscar. At Greiner Ford of Casper, our team wants to help you care for your entire vehicle, and we offer an expert service center that's standing by to help.

 

Winter is just around the corner. Is your car, truck, or SUV ready to keep you safe on the roads this year? Let the service center at Greiner Ford of Casper make sure. We know the ins and outs of automotive engineering better than anyone, and we can take a closer look at your Ford to ensure it's in tiptop shape and ready for snow, ice, wind and rain.

 

Having your vehicle serviced when you should at regular intervals is important. That's because the right service equals a better drive, and we're here to help you with that. Some services you should always remember, and that includes these three that make plenty of sense to schedule.

 

When you are driving down a dark road at night, and there are no street lights around, you rely solely on your vehicle's headlights to guide your way to where you need to go. Because of this, it is important to make sure that your headlights are in tip-top shape at all times so you can rely on them to keep you safe when you need them most. Some routine service and maintenance on your headlights is important, and our technicians here at Greiner Ford of Casper can help you.

The maintenance that you can do on your headlights…

As a car owner, it is inevitable that you will need to do routine maintenance to keep your car running at its best. Most of these services will require a mechanic to perform, but areas you can take care of yourself are the cabin and engine air filters. Listed below is what cabin and engine air filters are and when to change them:

• Cabin Air Filter- The cabin air filter is responsible for filtering out particles and pollutants like dirt and pollen and keeping them from entering through your cars air-conditioning and heating vents. Unless otherwise specified in your car…