We know that figuring out the logistics of bringing in your vehicle to our service center can be difficult. That is why, here at Sioux Falls Ford Lincoln, we are proud to offer a Pickup & Delivery service. This reduces the stress involved with getting your car serviced and gives you more flexibility.

Your tires are one of the most important components of your vehicle. It is therefore vital to ensure they are always taken care of and road-ready. If you need new Lincoln tires, our team at Sioux Falls Ford Lincoln in Sioux Falls, SD can help!

Now that winter is behind us and we are approaching warmer weather and sunnier days it is important to ensure your vehicle is ready for the open road.

Our goal here at Sioux Falls Ford Lincoln is twofold: we want to help you find an incredible vehicle, and we want to help enhance your experience on the road. We do this in a variety of ways; however, our customers love our Nice Care package especially.

Our team, here at Sioux Falls Ford Lincoln, is dedicated to ensuring you are always safe on the road. One of the ways we do that is by taking care of your tires. After all, your tires are one of the most important components of your vehicle. That makes their health imperative.

One of the ways we take care of your tires is by rotating them. This ensures that your tires wear down evenly, which extends their longevity on the road.

While it's so easy to love driving every day in the Quiet Luxury of a Lincoln, it's not easy to love committing to the service appointments required to keep that Lincoln in Quiet Luxury. 

It doesn’t matter how much you prepare for the ground to be covered in that thick white stuff; winter still seems to sneak up on you, especially in South Dakota.

Bookmark this blog post so you can refer to it when your car needs a winter tune-up.

Is your Interior Winter Ready?

We don’t often think about the inside of the car when we’re making sure it’s up to snuff, but the interior matters, too. Check your floor for any holes or cracks that could allow dangerous exhaust fumes to sneak in. Carbon monoxide is odorless…