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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​As time passes, even the best battery will slowly weaken and eventually fail. Fortunately, you usually receive plenty of warning that something is wrong. As your Lincoln dealer, we'd like you to know a few of the signs that it's time to visit us for a new car battery before the original one fails. more 3 Signs You Need a New Car Battery From Your Lincoln Dealer Corroded Terminals Corrosion is a major threat to almost every metal. Corrosion on the battery terminals can build up and block the flow of electricity into and out of the battery. This can cause a variety of problems, from starting difficulties to a dead battery. Corrosion is more likely to form on an older battery, as the hydrogen sulfide that forms the corrosive salt is created as the battery declines. A failing battery can release hydrogen gas as a byproduct of the breakdown of the sulfuric acid in the battery. The hydrogen molecules will mix with sulfur molecules present in your engine and form hydrogen sulfide. This newly formed chemical will start corroding the terminals. Corrosion can be temporarily cleaned but it will return as long as the dying battery remains. We'll replace your battery and clean the corrosion to fix this issue. Starting Problems The most common sign of a failing battery is difficulty starting the engine. The battery sends a strong electrical charge to the starter motor, which initiates the mechanical crank and starts the combustion process. Within seconds, you should hear your Lincoln's engine come to life. If your battery is failing, this smooth sequence can become a laboring process. A weak battery can't supply the charge needed to start the engine immediately. Instead, you'll hear the sound of the starter struggling to crank the engine. Starting issues can also be caused by a faulty starter solenoid, worn wiring leading to the starter, or several other issues. Our technicians will investigate and your engine will start perfectly again in no time. Old Battery A standard battery has a life expectancy of three to five years before it wears out. This failure is caused by the natural breakdown of the chemicals inside the battery that enable it to store and supply electricity. The battery will begin to lose storage capacity, and recharging will take longer. In addition, you'll notice dim headlights and slow accessories when the engine is switched off. Our technicians can test your battery using our battery tester. This machine can identify any weaknesses in the battery and reliably estimate its remaining useful life. If your battery is failing, we'll install a new one for you in minutes. Don't risk a dead battery. Contact our service department today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX.

Lincoln's Navigator is a handsome, full-size SUV that achieves a winning combination of style, power, and comfort. Drivers will be able to enjoy truly stirring performance, while a long list of premium amenities keeps them and their passengers extra cozy. This is your introduction to the 2024 Lincoln Navigator! more The 2024 Lincoln Navigator: Defining the Future of Luxury SUVs Turbocharged Powertrain The Navigator's standard 3.5L twin-turbo V6 puts an incredible 440 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque at your command. With the help of a quick and precise 10-speed automatic transmission, the motor can propel the car from 0 to 60 in well under six seconds. The powertrain also allows for impressive towing with a maximum capacity of 8,300 pounds, so feel free to bring along your boat, trailer, or camper during cross-country trips. Drivers can choose from multiple drive modes, ranging from the fuel-saving Conserve to Excite, sharpening throttle response for a more spirited drive. A full-time four-wheel drive system comes standard and inspires greater confidence, whether you're driving on slippery roads or taking rugged trails to get to your next camping spot. Deluxe Interior Once you get into the Navigator's opulent cabin, don't be surprised if you find yourself hesitating to step back out! The interior sports a simple, yet elegant design and features a generous use of high-quality materials, such as genuine wood and plush leather upholstery. With sounds recorded by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, even the vehicle's audio cues encourage passengers to sit back and relax. Buyers can opt for a seven- or eight-seat configuration, with both featuring heating and ventilation for the first- and second-row seats. The Premiere model gets 10-way power front seats with lumbar support, a heated steering wheel, and ambient lighting as standard equipment. As if that wasn't luxurious enough, the Black Label offers front seats with 30-way power adjustability and a massage function. Advanced Infotainment All Navigators are fitted with a 13.2-inch touchscreen from which you can access the vaunted Sync 4 infotainment system. A plethora of fantastic apps include wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, SiriusXM satellite radio, and Alexa Built-In, which lets users check on the traffic or control smart devices at home. Sync 4 recognizes a number of voice commands, so you can adjust a variety of vehicle settings without taking your hands off the wheel. While the standard 14-speaker Revel audio system pumps out rich sound, an optional 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D system delivers the ultimate listening experience. The Lincoln Navigator's amazing combination of features will have you making up any excuse to get behind the wheel and go for a drive! Come see us at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX today and check out the latest iteration of this compelling SUV!

Whether you have one ignition coil or multiple in your car, a single coil going bad can cause performance issues. Learning the signs that you may have a bad coil can help you get to the Lincoln dealer and have the problem fixed before the issue gets too bad and you become unable to start your car at all. more 5 Signs You Need to Head to Your Lincoln Dealer for a Faulty Ignition Coil 1. It's Hard to Start Your Car When there's a problem under the hood, you'll typically find it harder to start your car. Even a single bad ignition coil can lead to sluggish start-ups. When you head to the dealer to have that coil replaced, your car should go back to starting swiftly again in no time. Jerky or sputtery starts are also common when one of your coils is failing. 2. It's Impossible to Start Your Car If there's just a single coil in your vehicle, then it might not just be hard to start your car: you may not be able to start it at all. Pretty much nothing you do is going to get the car started, so you'll need to call a tow truck to get you to the dealer. 3. It's Taking More Gas to Keep the Car Powered Any time you notice your car is using more gas than usual, head right to the dealer. Your car may not be getting sufficient power to keep the engine performing normally, so it needs to use more fuel to stay running as it should. 4. It's Harder to Accelerate If it feels like your car isn't accelerating powerfully enough, making it harder to get up to your desired speed, then you could have a faulty coil in your car. This is caused by this coil sparking only intermittently or failing to spark entirely, so there's less power going to the engine. 5. It's Difficult to Drive Without Misfiring If you can no longer drive without your engine misfiring, then you might have a faulty coil. When your car misfires, it vibrates or shakes while idling, and while you're driving, it feels jerky or sputtery. Your check engine light might flash when your car misfires, indicating a very serious problem that needs to be addressed quickly. If your car continues to misfire, then your engine will end up under tremendous strain and may need additional repairs. Stop by West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to have any faulty coils replaced. Make sure you also get regular tune-ups so we can replace failing parts before they start causing performance problems.

Whether you need a stylish ride to haul your crew across Houston or a luxury vehicle for epic family trips, the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus could be your match. All trim levels come with a wealth of standard high-end features designed to enhance your driving experience. more 5 Favorite Features of the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus Stunning Exterior From exclusive styling elements to a unique lighting system designed to greet you on approach and say farewell as you exit, the 2024 Nautilus won't go unnoticed on the road or in the parking lot. This stylish mid-size SUV comes in a range of exterior finishes, allowing you to express your personality with sophisticated neutral tones or bold color options, including a showstopping Red Carpet Metallic Tinted Clearcoat that will turn heads at every corner. Satisfying Power Under the hood, a roaring 2.0L I-4 engine pairs with standard all-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic transmission to deliver impressive acceleration and smooth driving dynamics on all terrains and driving conditions. An available hybrid powertrain enhances the model's performance with a net output of 310 horsepower combined and 295 lb-ft of torque for EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings of 30 MPG combined. Next-Generation Tech Inside the 2024 Nautilus, the Lincoln Digital Experience sets new standards for in-cabin tech and entertainment. A 48-inch panoramic display dominates the dashboard from side to side and is operated through an 11.1 center touchscreen offered with Google built-in for intuitive access to your favorite apps. From hands-free help via Google Assistant to real-time traffic insights via Google Maps, the Nautilus has it all. The digital gauge and front passenger side of the panoramic display are both customizable for easy control of the driving data and vehicle information and seamless access to entertainment. A premium 10-speaker audio system comes standard on the base Premiere trim and can be upgraded to a 14-speaker Revel system for an immersive listening experience. Hands-Free Driving Each Nautilus trim comes standard with the Lincoln BlueCruise, an advanced cruise control system that enables hands-free driving on compatible roads. Currently, Lincoln pre-qualifies over 130,000 miles of road sections on which you can use this function. These Blue Zones are clearly indicated on the digital cluster so you know when it is safe to take your hands off the steering wheel. Premium Comfort The 2024 Nautilus offers a luxurious driving experience. Heated and ventilated Comfort front seats with a power-adjustable function and driver's seat memory offer outstanding support on short and long rides alike. The 60/40 rear bench pampers the passengers with soft-to-the-touch surfaces, while an EasyFold system makes it easy to expand the cargo volume. USB ports, cubbies, and door pockets are all easily accessible for enhanced convenience. Packed with advanced technologies and upscale features, the 2024 Nautilus offers an exclusive driving experience. Visit us today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to schedule a test drive.

Lincoln vehicles are famed for their silky smooth handling, highly responsive steering and brakes, and reliable, powerful, long-lasting engines. All performance factors in these legendary all-American luxury cars are world-class, made so by the quality of each individual vehicle component. If you want to maintain your car's performance in all its luxurious fresh-from-the-factory glory, it's important to have only genuine OEM parts installed at your local Lincoln dealership. Nothing else can compare. more Why OEM Parts Are Crucial for Your Lincoln's Performance Vehicle Performance Depends on Compatibility Your Lincoln car is a finely tuned machine, with each tiny piece precisely designed to fit snugly and work in unison with the surrounding components. Think of another finely refined technical device, like a luxury watch or grand piano: you'd never dream of making repairs in a slap-dash way with parts unapproved by the original manufacturer. It's a simple fact that aftermarket car parts can never be as compatible with your vehicle as genuine OEM car parts. So if you want your car to perform at its best for as long as possible, only use the best-fitting components available: those manufactured by Lincoln engineers. OEM Components Meet Lincoln's Quality Standards In holding its place as one of the world's most loved luxury vehicle brands, Lincoln has developed exceedingly strict standards when it comes to manufacturing quality. When you purchase and install a Lincoln OEM component, you're assured of that quality. This is not the case with generic aftermarket parts. You'll Suffer Fewer Repairs and Breakdowns Not only do OEM car parts last longer due to quality factors, but they also create less wear and tear in connected components. When you install car parts that don't fit perfectly and are of dubious quality, you can expect more repairs, replacements, and other vehicle issues down the road. OEM Car Parts Extend Your Car's Longevity A well-kept Lincoln with only OEM components inside can last well over 200,000 miles. However, as soon as you begin installing aftermarket car parts, you're putting this longevity at risk. The resulting uptick in wear and tear can easily reduce the overall lifespan of your car. Your Lincoln Dealer Can Readily Install OEM Components As genuine OEM components are identical to the original parts they're replacing, with exactly the same dimensions and specifications, fitting them into place is a breeze for any technician familiar with Lincoln vehicles. By contrast, aftermarket car parts may need adjustments or modifications before the installation itself, which can take much longer, wasting your valuable time. Visit West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX, to have your Lincoln repaired today. Our courteous, knowledgeable technicians can install whichever OEM component your car needs and have it purring along in like-new condition in no time.

Even very well-maintained tires inevitably wear down over time. It's important to know when to replace your tires before your car becomes at risk of tire failure. The following indications of worn-out or damaged tires should prompt you to visit your local Lincoln dealer without delay for new tires. more Need New Tires? Visit Your Lincoln Dealership Today Worn-Down Tread Depths When brand new, tires tend to have around 10/32 or 11/32 of an inch in tread depth. Over the years, the treads steadily wear down until they're no longer deep enough to maintain proper traction on all road surfaces. The minimum legal limit in most states, including Texas, is 2/32 of an inch for tire treads. It's advisable to replace your tires even before they reach this level of shallowness, particularly during winter, when the roads can be wetter and more slippery. How To Measure Tire Tread Depths You can measure the depths of your tire treads using a tread depth gauge or by checking the in-built tread wear indicator that some tires have. You can also use a simple penny coin; insert the penny into the tread voids with Lincoln's head closest to the tire. Then, if you can see the top of Lincoln's head, you know that the tread void is 2/32 of an inch or less and it's time for a new set of tires. External Bubbles or Blisters Bulges or blisters on the outside of a tire are usually caused by serious internal damage. In the case of a bulge, punctured inner tubing may be leaking air that's become trapped under the outer rubber layer. This kind of damage can result from impacts with curbs or potholes and typically means the tire has to go. Punctures, Cuts, or Embedded Objects The treads of tires are quite thick, so small cuts or punctures in the treads can sometimes be repaired. However, a larger gash or puncture may threaten the structural integrity of the rubber, meaning you'll need to have the tire replaced. And any cuts or large cracks in the thinner sidewalls often spell the end for the tire. Embedded objects can also be concealing in deep and hazardous punctures. Persistent Air Pressure Problems Tire warranties stipulate regular air pressure checks for good reason; under-inflated tires are dangerous to use. The PSI in each tire should always be kept at the optimal level as stated by the manufacturer. If any of your tires seem to be losing air persistently, ask a technician to check it. There might be a fault in the tire, air valve, or wheel rim. Visit West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX, today to have your tires inspected, rotated, or replaced. We're a full-service dealership providing the region's drivers with a broad range of new and pre-owned luxury vehicles along with equally high-end customer service.

The 2024 Lincoln Navigator is a stunning vehicle that's packed with features that make life easier. It has a lot of fantastic technology, and it's also a very capable car. Comfort and convenience are abundant and make spending time in the cabin incredibly enjoyable. more 4 Reasons Drivers Love the 2024 Lincoln Navigator 1. It's Packed Full of Luxurious and Useful Features When you settle inside the Lincoln Navigator, you'll see tons of features you'll find both useful and enjoyable. The ambient lighting helps set the tone for the drive. The heated steering wheel feels great on your hands and helps keep them warm when the weather gets a little milder in winter. The 10-way power front seats with power lumbar make it really easy to get comfortable. There's a memory setting on the driver's seat, so if somebody in your family moves your seat out of your favorite position, then you can get right back into that position with no effort. 2. It's Fantastically Capable If you enjoy camping with your family, then you'll have no trouble towing out a camper or a huge amount of camping/glamping gear. The Trailer Tow Prep Package is standard on the Lincoln Navigator, and the 4x4 Navigator can tow up to 8,300 pounds. If you're driving the Lincoln Navigator L, then expect a similarly high towing capacity of 8,100 pounds. 3. It's Spacious for Passengers and Cargo The Lincoln Navigator has a passenger volume of 172 cubic feet in the regular model and 172.1 cubic feet in the Lincoln Navigator L. It seats eight passengers who'll all have personal space to spare. There's also a ton of space for those times when you need to travel with a lot of cargo. With the second and third rows folded down, you've got 103.3/120.2 cubic feet of cargo space in the Navigator/Navigator L. With just the third row folded and the second-row seats fully forward, there's enough space for 63.6/79.6 cubic feet of gear. Behind the third row, with the third-row seats fully upright, the regular cargo area is 20.9/36 cubic feet in size. 4. It's Technologically Advanced There's a ton of fantastic technology packed into the Lincoln Navigator. Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.0 is standard, and this equips your SUV with plenty of driver assistance features to boost your safety. Some features you'll find include a Lane Keeping System with lots of different features built into it, Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, and parking sensors on the front, side, and rear of your car. Come enjoy a test drive at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX. Stop by any time from 9 AM to 8 PM Monday to Friday 9 AM to 6 PM and on Saturdays.

If you're searching for a mid-sized SUV with a stylish exterior and a luxurious interior, look no further than the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus. With each trim level featuring four-wheel drive, a dash-spanning driver information center, and a standard gas or available hybrid powertrain, it's hard to know what differentiates the trims. We're here to guide you through all you need to know about the Premier, Reserve, and Black Label trims. more Trim Levels of the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus 1. Lincoln Nautilus Premier Even at the base level, the Lincoln Nautilus Premier sets the bar high. The exterior is eye-catching with its 19-inch bright-machined aluminum wheels, heated and power-adjustable folding side view mirrors, and adaptive LED headlamps. Inside is all about comfort, with synthetic leather seating, including heated and ventilated front seats, both of which are power-adjustable. The new Lincoln Digital Experience combines a huge panoramic display and an 11.1-inch center-stack touchscreen with Google apps and services, including hands-free assistance. The Premier's suite of driver-assist features outshines its competitors' base trims, with active park assist, cross-traffic alert, a 360-degree camera, evasive steering assist, and cruise control all included as standard. 2. Lincoln Nautilus Reserve The Reserve trim continues building on the Premier, introducing an illuminated Lincoln star on the grille and swapping out the 19-inch wheels for 21-inch bright-machined ones with tarnished dark-painted pockets. Leather-trimmed seating greets the driver and passengers on the inside, along with a leather-wrapped steering wheel with a power tilt and telescopic steering column. Charging devices is no problem with the included wireless charging pad. 3. Lincoln Nautilus Black Label At the top end of the range is the Black Label trim, distinguishable by its 22-inch wheels with ebony-painted pockets and the illuminated Lincoln lettering on the liftgate. Premium leather is used for the seats and this time rear passengers get to experience heated seating. The Perfect Position front seats are 24-way power-adjustable, with thigh extenders, head restraints, and massage functionality to relieve stress. For the ultimate interior luxury, Lincoln includes its Auto Air Refresh as standard, helping clean the air inside the car and filter out unwanted dust, smoke, and other dirty particles. You also get a speaker upgrade with the Black Label, taking you from a 10-speaker system to the Revel Ultima 3D audio system with 28 speakers placed throughout the vehicle, so all passengers can enjoy a fully-immersive 3D sound experience. There's loads to love about the entry-level Lincoln Nautilus Premier, and even more to excite you with the Reserve and Black Label trims. If you're ready to explore all this luxury SUV has to offer, there's only one place to go. Head to West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX today and test drive your potential new ride.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​When you start your Lincoln, numerous lights on your dash illuminate and then go dark again in seconds. This multitude of light can sometimes seem overwhelming. As your Lincoln dealer, we want to tell you about some of your most important dashboard warning lights and what they mean. more From Your Lincoln Dealer: Understanding Your Dashboard Warning Lights ABS Light This light is a circle with ABS inside it and flanked by brackets. The ABS prevents your wheels from locking if your Lincoln's tires skid on a wet or slippery surface. If your wheels lock, it's difficult to regain control, and you could have an accident. The ABS is always in operation. If this light illuminates, your ABS has failed. We advise visiting us ASAP so we can find and fix the issue. Battery Light This light looks like a line drawing of a car battery. It represents the electrical system, and it illuminates if sensors in the engine detect a problem with the alternator, battery, or any other system components. Electrical issues cause a range of problems, from dim headlights to your engine refusing to start. We'll check your electrical system and fix it. Brake Light This light looks like an exclamation point in a circle flanked by brackets. It's a dual-function light, that is it represents an engaged parking brake and also identifies any issue affecting your braking system. Driving with an illuminated brake light is dangerous. We advise contacting us immediately so we can find the cause of the problem and repair it. Engine Coolant Temperature This light looks like a thermometer sinking into waves. Coolant is the liquid in the cooling system that absorbs heat and transfers it to the radiator for removal by heat exchange. If this light illuminates, the coolant temperature has risen too high. Pull over as soon as it is safe, and allow the coolant temperature to drop. We'll identify the reason for the high temperature and repair its cause. Tire Pressure Warning This light looks like an almost complete circle with an exclamation point inside it. Sensors monitor your tire pressure, and if they detect an under or over-inflated tire, this warning light will light up. We'll examine your tires and correct their pressure. Powertrain Fault This light looks like a two-headed wrench. It illuminates in response to a problem with the powertrain, which is the system that transfers power to the wheels. If this light comes on contact us ASAP. We'll find the cause of the trouble and repair it. These are some of your Lincoln's most crucial warning lights. If you'd like to know more about these or any other lights on your dash, contact us today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX.

Lincoln brakes are extremely reliable and durable, but all brakes eventually undergo wear and tear. Always keep your stopping power strong and your driving safe by looking out for the following indications of brake problems. If required, you can have brake repair promptly carried out at your local Lincoln dealership. more 6 Signs Your Lincoln Needs a Brake Repair at Your Local Lincoln Dealer Brake Warning Light Appears Fortunately, modern Lincolns have an array of sophisticated sensors spread throughout the vehicle. When any kind of brake issue arises, you'll usually see the brake warning light appear on your dashboard letting you know it's time to see a technician. Lengthier Stopping Distances One of the more hazardous symptoms of brake trouble is longer stopping distances. If your brakes aren't slowing and stopping you as firmly as usual, it's best to pull over and refrain from driving again until the problem is identified and repaired. In this situation, you might be experiencing temporary brake fade, which is a short-term reduction in brake force resulting from brake components overheating. Burning Smells From Below Brakes can sometimes overheat due to prolonged braking without enough rest to cool down. There's a danger of overheating when navigating heavy stop-and-go traffic or driving along steep hilly roads that require a lot of braking. Increasing the weight of your vehicle with a heavy load or trailer can also put more strain on the brakes and lead to overheating. Overheating brake components sometimes emit a burning smell that you might catch inside the cabin above. Spongy-Feeling Brake Pedal Likewise, a spongy sensation to the brake pedal might indicate a serious problem. Sponginess usually means that one of your brake lines is leaking brake fluid. When brake fluid leaks, air gets into the brake line, lessening the hydraulic pressure inside. This in turn reduces the strength of the stopping signal, making your brakes less effective. Veering to One Side When Braking When brake problems occur, the vehicle will sometimes tug to one side whenever the brakes are applied. This veering happens because the stopping power is now stronger on the side of the car that doesn't have a brake problem. Veering will only happen when the brakes at the front of the car have a fault. Squealing or Grinding Noises When brake pads are almost worn out, they're designed to emit a high-pitched squealing sound. If you don't promptly have a squealing brake pad replaced, you might start to hear rougher grinding noises, which means the brake pad's bare metal casing is now scraping directly against the rotor. This can rapidly cause a lot of damage. Have your brakes checked and repaired today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX. At our locally trusted full-service dealership, we're committed to putting customer satisfaction first and foremost in all that we do.

There's something really innovative about Lincoln vehicles. They contain lots of luxurious convenience and comfort features, and they also have technology that's truly impressive. The 2024 Lincoln Corsair is no exception, so let's take a look at what incredible things this car can do. more 5 Innovative Features of the 2024 Lincoln Corsair 1. Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.1 Every driver wants to know that they'll be as safe as they possibly can be in their car, and Lincoln Co-Pilot360 brings you that peace of mind you're looking for. It's a safety suite packed full of impressive driver assistance features that always have your back. The Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert makes sure you know when there's a car in one of the areas you can't see. Evasive Steering Assist is there to help you avoid collisions by automatically braking and, if needed, steering you around the obstacle in your path. 2. Phone As a Key Phone, wallet, house keys, key fob for the car—there are so many things you have to remember to bring out with you every single day. With the optional Phone As a Key feature, you have one less thing to remember. You can leave the key fob for your Corsair at home and use your phone to get inside the vehicle instead. If you worry your phone will die and you'll be left stranded, then consider equipping the car with the optional wireless charging pad so you can keep your smartphone's battery charged up. There are also standard USB ports in the car made specifically for charging up your devices. 3. Personal Profiles You can save personal profiles on the infotainment system, so if there's more than one driver in your family, then the different drivers can get a personalized experience. This eliminates arguments over one driver changing another driver's preferred settings on the infotainment system. 4. Connected Built-in Touchscreen Navigation System You don't have to have one of your passengers reading you the instructions from a navigation app on their phone if you're not sure how to get to where you're going. The Corsair has standard navigation built right in, so you can access it with ease on your infotainment system and keep an eye on the directions while heading off to unknown destinations. 5. Lincoln BlueCruise 1.2 Lincoln BlueCruise is one of the most impressive optional features the car has to offer. So once you get on the highway, BlueCruise gives you the option to take your hands off the wheel. All you need to do is keep your eyes on the road while the car controls the driving as long as you're in a designated Blue Zone. Come see us at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX if you want to check the Corsair out for yourself. You can schedule a test drive on our website today.

To keep your Lincoln in the best condition possible, you need to get Lincoln service regularly. There are many services offered by your Lincoln dealer that you should look into, and the mechanics at the dealership can help you make a service schedule that works for you and your car. more 5 Types of Lincoln Service Offered by Your Lincoln Dealer 1. Fluid Level Checks and Corrections Checking your fluid level regularly is an important part of car maintenance. Sometimes the fluid levels will become low, so you need to visit the dealer for a fluid level correction. If you're not sure how to check the levels of your fluid yourself, then your dealer will be happy to do that for you, too. The fluids also need to be changed out regularly, too, and not all of the fluids will need to be changed out at the same time. The dealer can advise you on exactly how frequently certain fluids need to be changed, and there will be some advice on this in your owner's manual, too. 2. Tune-Up The fluids in your vehicle aren't the only things in the car that need to be changed out every so often. There are some parts in your car that can wear down, such as belts and hoses, that should be replaced during tune-ups. Ask your dealer about how often your car needs a tune-up. It's typically best to get a tune-up annually. 3. Brake Service and Repair Your dealer needs to check on your brakes every so often to make sure they're working as well as they should. You should also stop by the dealer any time you believe your brakes need a repair. Signs that your brakes are in disrepair include hearing a screeching noise when you brake, feeling a lack of resistance when using your brake pedal, and noticing your car pulling to one side when you step on the brake pedal. 4. Battery Check and Replacement Your dealer will check the health of your battery when you stop by for service, and they can replace your battery when necessary. The signs that you may need a new battery include faulty electronics, difficulty starting the car, and dim headlights. These can also be signs that you have alternator problems or faulty wiring. 5. Engine Diagnostic Your car is equipped with a check engine light that will activate when there's something wrong with one of the systems in your car. When this happens, you can bring your car to the dealer so they can run an engine diagnostic. This diagnostic will help your mechanic pinpoint exactly what's wrong with the car so it can be fixed promptly. Stop by West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to get the services listed above as often as needed. If there's anything you need for your car, then feel free to let us know so we can help you out.