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REASONS WHY YOUR TIRE PRESSURE ICON IS ILLUMINATED

March 27th, 2018 by

Imagine you are driving through Dallas and you suddenly see that your tire pressure warning light has come on. Then imagine if it’s a situation where you know for a fact that the tire pressure is actually not the problem. Maybe the light has come on before. Maybe you just had the pressure checked. There…

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WHAT DO MOTOR OIL VISCOSITY RATINGS MEAN?

February 28th, 2018 by

Not all motor oil is created equally, and the last thing you want to do is damage your vehicle by picking the wrong one. Understanding oil viscosity and how it affects your vehicle can help prevent damage. You’ll also see an overall better performance, as most engines are only compatible with a small scope of…

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TIME TO CHECK YOUR TRANSFER CASE

February 14th, 2018 by

As the owner of an AWD/4WD vehicle, you know that routine maintenance is vital to your vehicle’s longevity. One system unique to this type of car is the transfer case; below is an explanation of what a transfer case is and how to maintain it: – Transfer Case – In an AWD/4WD vehicle, the transfer…

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WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER IGNORE YOUR ENGINE’S TIMING BELT

February 6th, 2018 by

Your engine’s timing belt is probably not the first thing you think of when your car is due for maintenance. However, if you ignore your engine’s timing belt and it fails, or you are not familiar with this car part, it could mean disaster for your car. When your timing belt fails or jumps off…

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPACT VERSUS FULL SIZED SPARE TIRE?

January 30th, 2018 by

A flat tire is one of the most dreaded and common vehicle breakdowns, and it can happen to anyone without warning. Drivers are often confused about which type of spare to have as a backup. We have two main options that include full-sized spare tire versus the compact or donut spare tire. Each choice has…

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MAKE AN INFORMED PURCHASE BY UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AWD AND 4WD

December 30th, 2017 by

If you are in the market for a new vehicle with some off-road capabilities, then you certainly have many options available and choices to make. That is why it is important to understand that there is a difference between all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive. An all-wheel drive vehicle operates exclusively in AWD mode. It continuously…

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OUR NEW ONLINE FINANCE APPLICATION SIMPLIFIES YOUR CAR-SHOPPING EXPERIENCE!

December 25th, 2017 by

If you’ve ever bought a car, you know it can be stressful when it comes to financing. We at Land Rover Dallas have made the process much more enjoyable and much easier for our customers. With just a few clicks and keystrokes, you can now obtain a car loan pre-approval entirely online with no hassle…

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THE 3,000-MILE OIL CHANGE RULE: COME SEE US WHEN YOU’RE READY TO BREAK IT

December 21st, 2017 by

Getting your oil changed every 3,000 miles is not the standard anymore. We at Land Rover Dallas want you to know that it is no longer necessary to rush to us every 3,000 miles to get your oil changed. We will be happy to inform you once you are here that your car, truck, or…

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UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE DASHBOARD WARNING SIGNALS MEAN IN YOUR LAND ROVER

December 15th, 2017 by

People often underestimate the importance of their dashboard lights. These lights serve to shed some light on a situation when some kind of issue has been detected in your car, and they should never be ignored when they light up. Our service center here at Land Rover Dallas has created a list of the most…

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SHOULD YOU BUY OR LEASE A NEW LAND ROVER?

November 27th, 2017 by

When you are shopping for a new vehicle, the two main options that you will have will be to either lease or buy the vehicle. If you choose to buy the vehicle, you will be able to own it until you decide to sell it or donate it. When you lease a vehicle, you will…

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