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When it comes to getting the job done, there's nothing like a Ford. And while most people consider Ford hybrids and Ford EVs for their environmental benefits, when it comes to trucking, the biggest benefit of a hybrid is actually a boost in power. With a slew of mighty Ford trucks available at any respectable Ford dealer, here's why you might want to consider a hybrid or even all-electric truck to meet your hauling needs. more An Affordable Hybrid Truck: Meet the 2024 Ford Maverick Hybrid Driven by a 2.5-liter full-hybrid engine and mated to a smooth and efficient CVT transmission, the Maverick hybrid offers a 1,500-pound payload in the bed alongside a towing capacity of 2,000 pounds. That makes the Maverick Hybrid a perfect choice for eco-conscious small business owners or those whose trucking is enjoyment-focused. Electric Muscle, Gasoline Versatility: The F-150 Hybrid Driven by the 3.5-liter PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 Engine with Pro Power Onboard available, the F-150 Hybrid doesn't just offer an impressive 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft of torque. The hybrid engine can also deliver 7.2 kilowatts of power to the bed, letting it drive not just your vehicle, but your pumps and power tools, too. And with gasoline driving the engine, your range is limited only by the distance to the nearest gas station. Electrifying Electric Might: The F-150 Lightning Just because the 2024 F-150 Lightning leaves the gasoline behind doesn't mean it doesn't pack the power of an F-150. When paired with the extended-range battery, the all-electric motors offer 580 horsepower and a staggering 775 lb-ft of torque, hurtling the Lightning from zero to sixty in a blistering 3.8 seconds. With a maximum payload of 2,235 pounds and a maximum towing capability of 10,000 pounds, the F-150 Lightning is the king of electric hauling. When properly equipped, the Lightning can offer up to 320 miles of range between charges. Available, highly-advanced Ford BlueCruise technology also offers hands-free highway driving on the Lightning, making your work day easier than ever.  It's no wonder Edmunds rated the Lightning their Top Rated Electric Truck in both 2023 and 2024. With the might to move both you and your gear wherever you roam, the hybrid and truck EV options from Ford command the top of the range. Stop by Mission Valley Ford in San Jose, CA, and test drive their electrifying power for yourself.

In today's digitally driven world, the integration of technology with automotive engineering has significantly enhanced the driving experience. As a result, Ford has introduced FordPass—an app designed to revolutionize how Ford owners interact with their vehicles. Available at Mission Valley Ford Trucks in San Jose, CA, FordPass not only simplifies vehicle management with a suite of powerful features but also enhances the ownership experience through exclusive benefits and rewards. more What is FordPass? FordPass is a mobile app developed by Ford, designed to enhance the experience of owning and driving a Ford vehicle. It serves as a personal vehicle assistant, enabling users to control various aspects of their vehicle directly from their smartphone. The app integrates seamlessly with connected Ford vehicles, offering a range of functionalities that go beyond mere vehicle management. FordPass Features FordPass offers a comprehensive suite of features aimed at providing convenience and control to Ford owners. Key features include remote start and stop, which allows users to warm up or cool down their vehicle before entering; remote lock and unlock, providing the ability to access the vehicle without a physical key; and live vehicle status updates, which inform users about fuel levels, oil health, and more. In addition to helping Ford drivers remotely control their vehicles, FordPass also allows you to quickly manage vehicle financing and securely make payments; conveniently locate charging stations around you for your EV; and schedule your service and maintenance appointments all from your smartphone. FordPass Benefits and Rewards By using FordPass, users not only enjoy enhanced control over their vehicle and vehicle management but also gain access to the FordPass Rewards program. This loyalty program rewards users with points for every interaction with Ford, including vehicle purchases, service appointments, and parts purchases. These points can be redeemed for service discounts, parts, and even toward the purchase of a new Ford vehicle, making it an invaluable tool for cost savings and added value. FordPass Recent Updates Recently, FordPass has undergone significant updates to improve user experience and functionality. The updates include more intuitive navigation within the app, improved responsiveness, and enhanced security features to protect user data. Furthermore, integration with smart home devices now allows users to manage vehicle functions through voice commands, providing hands-free and seamless interaction. FordPass at Mission Valley Ford Trucks At Mission Valley Ford Trucks in San Jose, CA, customers can experience the full capabilities of FordPass. The dealership offers personalized setup assistance for new and existing Ford owners, ensuring that every customer can maximize the benefits of this technology. The trained staff at Mission Valley Ford Trucks are experts in demonstrating how FordPass can transform the Ford ownership experience, making it more convenient, rewarding, and enjoyable.

When you need a workhorse, Mission Valley Ford Trucks has you covered. Ford trucks are consistently ranked among the best for towing and carrying heavy payloads. Ford's advanced towing technology augments the strong design and quality built into every Ford truck. Between a long commitment to building the toughest trucks on the market and forward-thinking investments in technology, Ford makes towing even the heaviest loads as painless as possible. more Smart Hitch and Onboard Scales The available Smart Hitch and Onboard Scales let you make sure you aren't carrying more than your truck's capacity. The information sent to your cabin's touchscreen display makes it simple to distribute the weight evenly and ensure you're carrying your load safely. LED visual display lights in the taillights help guide you as you are working so you can get your load distributed evenly the first time. Pro Trailer Hitch and Backup Assist With Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, you can easily line up your hitch and trailer without needing a second set of eyes. Beyond a typical hitch camera, Hitch Assist will guide you into position when you press and hold the button. It guides your truck automatically, and brakes when you reach the correct position, so you can securely hook up your trailer without having to park and check your hitch position repeatedly. Pro Trailer Backup Assist lets you turn a knob on your console to direct your trailer, and your truck will automatically adjust its position to put your trailer into position. No more stress when you need to back into a tight spot with a large trailer. Smart Driver Assistance Tools When you're pulling a trailer, smart sensors like the Blind Spot Information System (BlIS) take your trailer into account when warning you that someone has come into your blind spot or to the side of your trailer where you may not be able to see them. Trailer Navigation tells your onboard navigation system to take your trailer's height, width, and length into account to avoid low overpasses or tight corners along your route. You'll never have to perform an awkward turnaround on a tight backroad again. Let Your Ford Dealer Help Towing is an intensive process that utilizes systems at every level of the truck. Your dealer has access to all the latest service bulletins and factory parts that are guaranteed to fit precisely and work together as they were designed to. For the most efficient and powerful towing system, your best bet is to work with your dealer to get the system you want installed properly on your Ford truck. When you're ready to up your towing game, we've got you covered. Come over to Mission Valley Ford in San Jose, CA to talk to our experienced team about getting set up with the best towing package for whatever you need to handle.

The E-350 has a long history as one of Ford's most successful vehicles. Popular among Ford trucks as a box truck base, it has many other uses. Up until 2014, it was available as a passenger carrier or cargo van. It is now sold as a cutaway or stripped chassis vehicle, though you may find the odd Ford dealer selling one with a second-party rear body. Below, we delve into some of the main 2024 Ford E-350 features. more Powerful, Hardworking, and Refined The 2024 Ford Econoline 350, also known as the E-350, comes with a 7.3L V8 Premium-Rated engine, both on SRW and DRW models. This makes it the workhorse it is, thanks to 450 lb-ft of torque at 3800 rpm, which delivers 325 HP. The 11,500-12,500 lb GVWR range of DRW vehicles makes them a bit heavier duty than SRW models, which have a GVWR of 10,050 pounds. The DRW has dual rear wheels that enhance its towing stability. To help with the demands of commercial driving, the E-350 is also fitted with a Ford TorqShift 6-speed Transmission. What's good about this? It's specially tailored to high levels of torque and commercial tasks such as towing and hauling. Adaptive shift technology optimizes shift patterns to suit various driving scenarios. The Tow/Haul mode enhances performance and comfort by avoiding excessive shifting when carrying or pulling heavy loads. Driver Comfort, Safety, and Communications Many features combine to offer driver comfort and safety as standard. Front air conditioning and high-back bucket seats are among them. You get driver and passenger airbags, height-adjustable safety belts, and a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). For comms and entertainment, you'll find a fleet telematics modem, a dual USB port, and a Bluetooth radio. Tempting luxuries are available as extras, like captain's chairs, a 6-way driver seat adjuster, and a 4-speaker audio upgrade. Customization Potential There's plenty you can do with the Ford E-350 to make it suitable for your intended use. For instance, an Upfitter Interface Module (UIM) can be installed into the instrument panel for the operation of external equipment like cranes. You can choose prep packages to ready the E-350 chassis for various builds, including ambulance, motorhome, school bus, and shuttle bus. There are auxiliary heater/AC packages, an insulation package, and a Driver Assist Technology package incorporating several advanced safety features. Visit Your Local Ford Dealer and Discover the Latest Ford E-350 The Ford E-350 is a versatile and reliable vehicle that adapts to a wide range of business needs. When you're ready to discuss your needs in more detail, turn to your local Ford truck specialist for expert help and advice. Give us a call at Mission Valley Ford Trucks of San Jose, CA today and make your first move on the 2024 Econoline 350.

The 2024 Ford F-250 offers serious towing and hauling capacity and is perfect for big jobs. It also offers a spacious cab and tech features that make jobs easier and entertain you on the road. If you're looking for a heavy-duty truck, you'll want to check out the F-250 Mission Valley Ford Trucks. more 1. Capacity for Big Jobs The F-250 comes with three different powertrains, each of which involves a V-8 engine. Depending on which engine you go with, you'll have either 400, 430, or 475 horsepower. All of those ponies add up to serious capacity. The F-250 has a maximum payload capacity of 8,000 pounds, and when it comes to towing, the F-250 can pull up to 13,700 pounds with a traditional setup or up to 40,000 pounds with the gooseneck configuration. 2. Cargo Bed Built for Work The cargo bed of this truck is available in two different lengths and, depending on which trim level you opt for, may come with standard features like tie-down hooks, LED bed lighting, and steps that are molded into the truck's body. Additional features are available, including bed liners, retractable side steps, and more. Each feature is designed to help you to make efficient use of your cargo bed. 3. Technology of All Types Each Ford F-250 comes with an infotainment touchscreen and an optional 12-inch digital gauge cluster. Tech features like remote start and a wireless phone charger are available, and all models come with a Bang & Olufsen stereo system. This truck also has several technology features that assist with towing, including a blind-spot monitor that's helpful for trailers as long as 33 feet long. Pro Trailer Hitch helps with backing up to hitch a trailer, and Pro Trailer Assist helps with maneuvering when a trailer is already hitched. 4. Comfortable Cab Three different cab configurations, including a four-door SuperCrew cab, are available. You'll find plenty of storage cubbies in the cab, and a tray folds out of the center console and swings around to serve as a desk for either of the front seats. The front seats can be folded nearly flat to make space for a sleeping area. 5. Power on the Go The available Pro Power Onboard feature offers up to 2 kW of power, which is enough to fire up an air compressor or saw. This feature is perfect for job sites, campsites, or other locations where power outlets are hard to come by. The F-250 is a versatile truck capable of handling anything you throw its way. When you're ready to test drive this vehicle, come see us at Mission Valley Ford in San Jose, CA.

Routine car maintenance is critical if you want your Ford to continue to perform at its best. With expert maintenance services from the Ford-trained and certified technicians at your Ford dealership and a little car care from you, every mile behind the wheel of your Ford will be an enjoyable experience. more 1. Get Maintenance Services from Certified Ford Technicians For the best, reliable maintenance services, counting on those who know every inch of your Ford is vital. Our factory-trained and certified Ford technicians have in-depth knowledge of all your vehicle's systems and components and know what maintenance your car needs at each factory-recommended maintenance interval to ensure that your vehicle is maintained correctly and runs at its best. 2. Keep Up with Your Vehicle's Maintenance Following your Ford model's service schedule and maintenance intervals is crucial to keep your vehicle in top condition and ensure its reliability and safety. Each Ford model has a service schedule with factory-recommended maintenance intervals, which you can find in your Ford owner's manual. 3. Stick to the Oil Change Intervals Your Ford engine needs oil to keep the moving engine components well-lubricated. Regular oil changes ensure your engine runs efficiently. Your Ford's Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor (IOLM) will notify you when it's time for an oil change. 4. Rotate Your Tires Regularly Taking care of your tires is crucial as they can be expensive to replace. We recommend regular tire rotations to ensure that all four tires wear evenly, prolonging their lifespan. 5. Always Install Genuine OEM Parts For your vehicle's part replacements, it's best to rely on high-quality genuine Ford, Motorcraft, and Omnicraft parts manufactured specifically for your Ford. These parts come with a warranty from Ford and are covered for 24 months with unlimited mileage from the date of purchase or installation by a certified Ford technician. 6. Perform Monthly Maintenance Checks You can conduct certain inspections independently to keep your vehicle in good condition. Make sure to check all fluid levels and refill them if required. Also, inspect the tires for wear and damage and inflate them to the recommended PSI. Check your battery terminals for corrosion, ensure all lights are working correctly, and remember to wash your car at least twice a month. Take the stress out of vehicle maintenance and rely on the Ford experts, who know your car like no one else, to help you keep your vehicle performing optimally. Contact Mission Valley Ford of San Jose, CA, today to schedule a maintenance service, and our Ford-trained and certified technicians will expertly take care of all your vehicle's maintenance needs.

The 2024 Ford F-650 is a fantastic choice for anybody looking for a hefty commercial truck. It has a GVWR of up to 37,000 pounds and a GCWR of up to 50,000 pounds. Anybody seeking a powerful commercial vehicle like this should visit their local Ford dealer to see everything the truck has to offer. more Engine Power There are two engines available for the F-650. One is a class-exclusive 7.3-liter V8 gas engine with a torque output of 468 lb-ft and a hp output of 335. It manages high temperatures very well thanks to its piston cooling jets, while the extra-large main bearings and forged steel crankshaft enhance durability. The other option is a 6.7-liter V8 turbodiesel engine with two available power ratings. One variation of this engine produces 270 hp and 700 lb-ft of torque, while the other produces 330 hp and 750 lb-ft of torque. Its turbocharger is located between the top of the block and the cylinder heads, giving it an inverse-flow design. This design contributes to its incredible power and quick air displacement. Transmission Options Diesel F-650 models have a standard 10-speed automatic Ford TorqShift transmission. It operates smoothly without RPM dropoff due to its small gear step ratios. Its reverse and first gear step ratios are short to ensure the truck moves swiftly on soft surfaces. The Ford TorqShift Heavy Duty 6-speed manual transmission pairs with the 7.8-liter engine. To handle the demanding nature of this engine, the transmission has a three-plate/two-stage torque converter, extra pinion gears, and strengthened gear sets. This transmission equips your truck with tow/haul mode to make towing more efficient when going uphill and downhill. Available Alternators There are multiple alternator choices on the F-650. The standard alternators are a 200 amp alternator on diesel models and a 210 amp alternator on gas models. A 240 amp alternator is available on gas and diesel models alike. For extra power, consider heavy-duty dual alternators. Gas models have 240 and 157 amp dual alternators available, giving you a combined amp output of 397. Drivers seeking a diesel model can opt for 200 and 157 amp alternators, providing a combined output of 357. Telescoping Trailer Tow Mirrors There are manual telescoping trailer tow mirrors on the F-650, complete with power-adjusting flat lenses. You can extend the head of the mirror when you have a trailer equipped, allowing you better visibility. You can then retract the mirror when driving without a trailer. These mirrors have heated glass, manually adjustable spotter mirrors, and integrated turn signals and clearance lamps. Want to learn even more about this commercial truck? Come and take a look at the Ford F-650 at Mission Valley Ford in San Jose, CA.

The 2024 Ford F-250 offers serious towing and hauling capacity and is perfect for big jobs. It also offers a spacious cab and tech features that make jobs easier and entertain you on the road. If you're looking for a heavy-duty truck, you'll want to check out the F-250 at your local Ford dealership. more 1. Capacity for Big Jobs The F-250 comes with three different powertrains, each of which involves a V-8 engine. Depending on which engine you go with, you'll have either 400, 430, or 475 horsepower. All of those ponies add up to serious capacity. The F-250 has a maximum payload capacity of 8,000 pounds, and when it comes to towing, the F-250 can pull up to 13,700 pounds with a traditional setup or up to 40,000 pounds with the gooseneck configuration. 2. Cargo Bed Built for Work The cargo bed of this truck is available in two different lengths and, depending on which trim level you opt for, may come with standard features like tie-down hooks, LED bed lighting, and steps that are molded into the truck's body. Additional features are available, including bed liners, retractable side steps, and more. Each feature is designed to help you to make efficient use of your cargo bed. 3. Technology of All Types Each Ford F-250 comes with an infotainment touchscreen and an optional 12-inch digital gauge cluster. Tech features like remote start and a wireless phone charger are available, and all models come with a Bang & Olufsen stereo system. This truck also has several technology features that assist with towing, including a blind-spot monitor that's helpful for trailers as long as 33 feet long. Pro Trailer Hitch helps with backing up to hitch a trailer, and Pro Trailer Assist helps with maneuvering when a trailer is already hitched. 4. Comfortable Cab Three different cab configurations, including a four-door SuperCrew cab, are available. You'll find plenty of storage cubbies in the cab, and a tray folds out of the center console and swings around to serve as a desk for either of the front seats. The front seats can be folded nearly flat to make space for a sleeping area. 5. Power on the Go The available Pro Power Onboard feature offers up to 2 kW of power, which is enough to fire up an air compressor or saw. This feature is perfect for job sites, campsites, or other locations where power outlets are hard to come by. The F-250 is a versatile truck capable of handling anything you throw its way. When you're ready to test drive this vehicle, come see us at Mission Valley Ford in San Jose, CA.

Knowing how often to change the oil in your Ford is crucial to keep it running correctly. Here are some guidelines for when to head to the Ford dealership for an oil change. more For most modern Fords, you should change the oil between 5,000 and 7,500 miles. This will not be the same for every model and year, so always consult your Ford's owner's manual for the most accurate guidance. There are some reasons you may need to change your oil more frequently than recommended, though. If you often tow heavy loads, take a lot of short trips, or often drive in very hot or cold temperatures, it may cause your oil to degrade faster. Your Oil or Check Engine Light Comes On Most new Fords have an oil life monitoring system that automatically calculates when it's time to change your oil. It takes things like the miles you've gone, the conditions you've driven in, and the time since your last change into account. If this light comes on, schedule your next oil service right away. On the other hand, the check engine light can be triggered by many things. An oil problem should be near the top of your suspect list, but only a professional diagnostic can tell you specifically what caused the check engine light to come on. You've Exceeded the Recommended Mileage If you know you've driven more miles than recommended since your last change, it's time to schedule an oil service. If you can't remember when you last changed your oil, check inside your windshield on the driver's side. There is likely a sticker with the date and mileage of the last time it was done. Your Oil is Dark and Dirty New engine oil should be a clear, amber color. If you pull out your dipstick and notice it's coated in dark, thick, gritty oil instead, your oil is full of contaminants and needs to be changed. Your Exhaust Is Smoking If you see smoke coming out of your exhaust instead of the normal vapor, something is burning in your car. It could indicate an oil leak or that oil is burning in the combustion chamber. Both of these could mean serious problems. Why Change Your Oil? Oil lubricates the moving parts of your engine, reducing friction as it moves. This helps to prevent the parts from wearing down. Oil also collects dirt and contaminants that could damage your engine. Changing it prevents them from building up. Finally, oil helps cool your engine, reducing your risk of overheating. By changing your oil on schedule, you can help ensure your vehicle keeps running smoothly and efficiently. Visit Mission Valley Ford and let us take care of your car's oil needs.

You rely on it to keep the air conditioner frosty, the headlights burning brightly, and the radio playing, but a faulty car battery may mean that your vehicle won't even start. Batteries are designed to last for three to five years, so replacing them is an infrequent but essential part of car maintenance. Here's how to make the most of your car's charge, and the signs that it's time to visit your Ford dealer for a new car battery. more You rely on it to keep the air conditioner frosty, the headlights burning brightly, and the radio playing, but a faulty car battery may mean that your vehicle won't even start. Batteries are designed to last for three to five years, so replacing them is an infrequent but essential part of car maintenance. Here's how to make the most of your car's charge, and the signs that it's time to visit your Ford dealer for a new car battery. Engine Is Slow to Crank The battery plays a crucial role in supplying the necessary initial power to the starter motor, enabling it to turn the engine over. A faulty battery might mean that it takes longer to start your car, and that it's slower to crank. If you only hear a clicking noise when you turn the key, it means that your battery is completely flat, and you'll need a jumpstart to get the car moving. Electrical Systems Lose Power When the battery is struggling, you might notice that the electrical systems such as the windows, lights, fans, and seats are slower, weaker, or unresponsive. Dashboard Warning Lights If there's a problem with your battery, the battery light or the engine warning light will appear on your dashboard. This is an obvious signal that it's time to make an appointment and have your car battery checked, and it shouldn't be ignored. Maintaining Battery Health Although your battery will eventually need replacing, there are steps you can take to ensure that you get the most out of its lifespan. Electrical systems will drain it, so make sure that you switch off the windshield wipers, radio and heaters when you start or park the car. Taking regular drives of at least a half hour will make sure that it recharges properly. It's also a good idea to perform a quick visual check on your battery occasionally. When you pop the hood, look at the battery to see whether the connection points are clear, and if the casing is free from cracks or warping. Watch out for any sulfurous smells, like rotten eggs. If you do identify a problem then be careful, as a damaged battery can leak corrosive chemicals. It's important to schedule a service appointment right away. Electrical problems with your car might also be caused by a faulty alternator, blown fuses, or damaged wiring, but a diagnostic check will be able to identify the issue. If you have any concerns about your car's charge, don't hesitate to contact us at Mission Valley Ford, where our expert Ford-certified technicians will make sure that your vehicle receives the very best of care. Windshield

A tire rotation is switching your truck's front and rear tires to different positions to ensure even wear. By having your Ford truck's tires rotated regularly at your Ford dealer, you can enjoy fantastic benefits, including improved performance and extended tire life. more 1. Prolong the Life of Your Tires The tires on the front axle of front-wheel-drive cars wear faster and differently than the tires on the rear axle. Switching your tires to different positions will ensure that the tires wear down evenly and at the same rate. If you swap your tires around every time you take your car for an oil change every six months, we guarantee your tires will last longer. 2. Save Money on Tires If you want to extend your tires' lifespan and save money, ask your Ford technician to perform regular rotations. Rotating your tires at set intervals will allow them to wear evenly and last longer, reducing the need for frequent replacements. As we all know, buying new tires can be expensive, and regular rotations are great if you want to keep some extra cash in your pocket. 3. Save Money on Gas Did you know that rotating your tires can help you save money on fuel? Over time, tires become worn and uneven, increasing the amount of rolling resistance on the road. The resistance forces your engine to work harder, leading to higher fuel consumption. By rotating your tires regularly, you can reduce friction and improve your vehicle's fuel economy, helping you save some gas money. 4. Increase Your Truck's Handling Performance Regularly swapping your truck's tires will enhance your truck's handling performance and traction on the road by ensuring that the tires wear evenly. However, if the treads are uneven or worn out, it can make it harder for your tires to grip the road, particularly in bad weather conditions, even if you drive a tough and sturdy Ford truck. To ensure proper handling in all weather conditions, ask your Ford technician to swap your tires during every oil change. 5. Enjoy a Smoother Ride You'll be able to tell when your tires wear down unevenly since you'll feel it. This unevenness will cause vibrations through your steering wheel. The vibrations can eventually damage vehicle components and affect the wheel alignment and balancing. To limit vibrations, swap your tires to enjoy a smoother ride. If you want to enhance your truck's performance and ensure a safer driving experience, it is essential to reposition your tires regularly. To get the most out of each tire, head to Mission Valley Ford today for a professional rotation to make your tires last longer.

Have you been noticing that your nighttime drives aren't as bright and clear as they used to be? It might just be time to consider replacing those headlights before they leave you in the dark. Ensuring your car headlights are in peak condition is crucial for safe driving, especially during those late-night or early-morning trips. Let's take a look at the signs that it might be time to head to the Ford dealer for new headlights! more Dimming Lights The most obvious sign that your headlights need attention is when they start to dim. Over time the bulbs can lose their brightness, making it harder to see the road ahead. If you've started squinting or straining your eyes more than usual during night drives, it's a clear signal that your headlights aren't as vibrant as they once were. Flickering or Inconsistent Lighting Have your headlights started flickering on and off or varying in intensity? This inconsistent lighting can be both annoying and dangerous. Flickering headlights are often a sign of a failing bulb or a poor electrical connection. Don't compromise your safety, it's time to get those lights checked out. Yellowed or Foggy Headlight Covers Sometimes, the issue isn't with the bulb itself, but with the headlight covers. Over time, these covers can become yellowed or foggy due to direct sun or exposure to the elements. This cloudiness can significantly reduce the effectiveness of your headlights. If you've noticed your headlight lenses looking a bit worse for the wear, it's time to get them restored or replaced. Reduced Visibility If you find yourself struggling to see the road at night for any reason, or if you're just not as confident driving in the dark as you used to be, trust your instincts. Even if your lights are shining brightly, misaligned headlights may mean that you can't see where you need to when you're out on the road. Reduced visibility for any reason is cause for serious concern and should prompt you to come in and get things checked out. Head to the Ford Dealer for New Headlights If you've noticed any of these signs, the best course of action is to head straight to the dealership. Our experts are specifically trained to handle Ford vehicles and can provide you with the best parts and service. We'll make sure you get high-quality headlights that are perfect for your model, ensuring optimal performance and safety. We'll even dispose of your old headlights safely, so you can be confident you're doing your part for the environment, too. Don't let dim or faulty headlights discourage you from driving: get them replaced to keep you and your passengers safe on your travels. Head over to Mission Valley Ford today to light up the road like never before.