Archive for 'Biondi Lincoln Service' Category
You’d be hard-pressed to find a safer vehicle than a Lincoln, but all automobiles undergo wear and tear, and even Lincolns need routine safety maintenance. The experienced technicians at our Lincoln dealership can help to ensure your car remains surefooted, responsive, and safe on the road.
With a strong car battery, your Lincoln’s engine will switch on like a light, instantly purring and ready to go. If there’s any hesitation when you press the starter, your battery may be getting old. Head to your Lincoln dealership for battery service if you notice the following issues.
Your Lincoln’s luxuriously quiet smoothness requires healthy tires. The following tire care services, all available at your Lincoln dealership, will keep your tires performing well for longer.
The cooling system removes heat from the engine, allowing it to work effectively and protecting it against overheating. In time, its components can become worn or damaged. As your Lincoln dealership, we want you to know some signs you need to visit us so the system can be checked or repaired.
Preventative service is a type of maintenance that protects your vehicle from damage by fixing minor issues before they develop into major ones. As your Lincoln dealership, we want to tell you a few signs you need to visit our service department for a repair.
Biondi Lincoln is proud to announce that Trenton Bednez, a dedicated member of our service team, has been awarded a $1,000 Tool Grant from the Pennsylvania Automotive Association (PAA). This grant was presented by our Service Director, Mike DeDomenic, in recognition of Trenton’s commitment to excellence in automotive service. The PAA Tool Grant is designed […]
Your Lincoln’s handbook contains a list of scheduled services and the mileage milestones at which they should be completed. This list is more than a general guide, as sticking to it will make your driving experience more enjoyable, extend the life of your vehicle, and save you money. As your Lincoln dealership, we want to tell […]
