I've taken plenty of company owned vehicles to fast lube places with zero issues. I've done my own oil changes and paid others to do them.
Ford is making it easy for me with the works great price. For a few bucks more than doing my own oil change, I don't have to rotate tires. Plus like previously stated, Ford is a big company and if it came to an issue they disputed, I would get an attorney.
With the Ford extended warranty and only doing service at Ford dealerships and even keeping my vehicle stock, if something goes wrong I can say fix it, it's only been serviced by Ford. Plus I find that when the service writer sees the history of the vehicle, they tend to be easier to work with on an issue. Case in point, they fixed a rattling heat shield problem for free when it could have been done under the extended warranty that is subject to a $100 deductible.
I don't know about anyone else but when I look at a car fax of a used vehicle and I do for every single one I would consider buying, seeing all the service done on time at a dealership is a big plus.
Ford is making it easy for me with the works great price. For a few bucks more than doing my own oil change, I don't have to rotate tires. Plus like previously stated, Ford is a big company and if it came to an issue they disputed, I would get an attorney.
With the Ford extended warranty and only doing service at Ford dealerships and even keeping my vehicle stock, if something goes wrong I can say fix it, it's only been serviced by Ford. Plus I find that when the service writer sees the history of the vehicle, they tend to be easier to work with on an issue. Case in point, they fixed a rattling heat shield problem for free when it could have been done under the extended warranty that is subject to a $100 deductible.
I don't know about anyone else but when I look at a car fax of a used vehicle and I do for every single one I would consider buying, seeing all the service done on time at a dealership is a big plus.
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