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?Winter is harsh. And not just on our bodies, but also on our vehicles. Our service center gets asked many questions about winter car maintenance and what you should to do to help your vehicle survive the winter season. Here are a few answers to some of our most frequently asked winter maintenance questions.

• What Should I Do To Prepare My Car For The Winter?

  Before winter arrives, there are many routine maintenance items that you should have performed. From making sure your oil is changed to checking your battery, the list is extensive and necessary. 


 

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When you've been in an accident, there's a lot that has to be fixed. Whether it was a small fender bender or an unfortunate collision, our Collision Center, here at Causeway Lincoln of Manahawkin, is here to make your vehicle as new as possible.

We've all been there. You're driving along, paying attention to the road before you, when out of nowhere the person in front of you slams on their brakes and by the time you hit yours, it's too late. Everyone is fine, but your front bumper, not so much. We can get…

The best way to keep your vehicle running smoothly is to make sure that it is routinely maintained and repaired. From having your oil changed frequently and having your tires rotated or aligned when needed to making sure a repair is fixed promptly, there are a lot of ways that your vehicle could need auto service and that comes with a lot of questions.

Here are some of our most frequently asked service questions.

• When should I get my oil changed? - Most vehicles these days have a "change engine oil" warning that will pop up on the infotainment screen.

Buying or leasing an automobile is a serious investment requiring not only a large monetary investment but also an emotional one. Because of the costs involved it is paramount that you take the proper steps to ensure your vehicle avoids costly repairs and a shortening of its life due to being lax with proper vehicle upkeep and service.

One of the easiest (and most important) things you can do to ensure the best possible life for your vehicle is to have all the fluids serviced according to the regularly scheduled dates found in your owner's manual. Avoiding...

With the change of seasons comes the chance to enjoy a wide variety of new adventures on the road. With the change of weather, however, also comes the need to get your car ready for cold and wet driving conditions. This means taking care of some basic things such as an oil change, tire service, brake inspection and maintenance, and if needed, a new battery.

If there are any repair issues or adjustments that are needed our team will be able to explain to you what needs to be done and get the work completed quickly. Don’t let car…

Modern vehicles are specially designed to operate within a wide range of environments. New cars are tested specifically to withstand environments as cold as those found in Alaska or as burning hot as those found in the desert of the American Southwest. But for those living in these extreme climates, it is even more imperative to make sure that your vehicles are kept on a regular maintenance schedule.

The unfortunate truth about roadside vehicle breakdowns is they can happen to anyone at any time regardless of how well-maintained your car is. Sometimes the cause is rooted in something wrong with the vehicle itself, but simple things like running over a nail can force you to pull over just as easily as anything else.

By keeping a roadside emergency kit in your car, you can be better prepared for the things that strand you on the side of the road.

Roadside Emergency Kit Suggestions

Now that cold weather is a daily certainty for drivers throughout the Manahawkin, New Jersey region, icy and foggy windshields are something many drivers battle on a daily basis. Thankfully, there are many ways that you can speed up the window defogging process to prep your Lincoln car or SUV for a day of adventure. Follow some of the Causeway Lincoln team’s favorite steps for fast results.

1. First, turn your heater on full blast to help heat up the air inside of your vehicle. Hot air can hold more moisture than cold air.

 

There's no feeling quite like sinking into the leather seats in your Lincoln model as you head to work, to the gym, or even just to run errands in Manahawkin, NJ. But it's important to keep that leather upholstery clean and supple.

Here's how you can quickly and easily clean your Lincoln leather seats at home:

• Use a vacuum to remove any dirt or sand from the material
• Use quality leather cleaner and a clean towel to remove dirt and grime from the material