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The Toyota Tundra comes with a variety of safety features that make it among the most popular in its class. One safety feature that other vehicles may not have is a pedestrian detection system. It is part of the overall collision warning system that aims to prevent or minimize the impact of an accident.

If you don't apply the brakes yourself, the vehicle can do so for you if it detects a person or object in your path. In the event that you do apply the brakes, the truck may use extra force to help the Tundra stop faster…

Car batteries tend to be weaker during times of cold and hot weather. At Oxford Toyota, our goal is to explain why this happens so that you can avoid costly repairs or other inconveniences. When the temperatures drop, motor oil can become thicker, which makes it harder for an engine to turn over.

Furthermore, car batteries that are older could struggle with the increased demand placed on them during periods of cold weather. In many cases, it takes more amps to start a car when it is colder out.  

Keeping the wheels on your car properly aligned can help you avoid uneven tire wear and poor handling. Hitting obstacles, such as pot holes or curbs, can knock wheels out of alignment and lead to expensive problems if not taken care of by a professional in a timely manner.

There are several signs to pay attention to that could indicate misaligned wheels. If your car is pulling to one side when you hit the breaks or shimmying at high speeds, it might be time to have the wheels looked at. 

Life is very busy for most of us. We deal with all sorts of job, family, or otherwise personal things, so it's no wonder that so many of us are at least a little lax when it comes to things like an oil change or radiator flush. Unfortunately, it's those seemingly innocuous service items that can cost us a huge chunk of change down the road if we do not keep up with them.

The five fluids you should always have serviced at their regularly scheduled intervals are the following:

• Coolant
• Engine oil
• Transmission fluid
• Brake fluid
• Power…

Before taking off on that family road trip, you probably checked the oil, the gas, and the tire pressure. You may have forgotten, however, to ensure that your tires are rotated properly. Proper tire rotation is critical to the safe operation of your vehicle and the longevity of your tire investment. No matter the quality of your tires, the very act of driving can cause uneven wear without proper and regular rotations.
 

It doesn't matter if you have owned your vehicle for years or if it is brand new. Doesn't matter if you drive a hybrid or compact car or a large SUV, there are things everyone can do to help get better fuel economy. By following the five tips listed below you can boost your fuel economy and get the most out of every mile per gallon.

If it's time for you to change your car battery, you may want to try a different type. You can choose from a vast assortment of battery types for your car. One type of battery that you may be interested in is the lithium ion option. The benefit of using a lithium ion battery in your car is that you are guaranteed that it will have a long life. The problem is that it may be as expensive as a car is. The lead acid batteries are the most common ones. You can find them in a majority of…

Changing your car's oil is a necessary, but sometimes forgotten task. Forgetting to change your oil is like forgetting to drink water for days at a time. Without water running through your body, your internal temperature will rise and eventually essential functions in your body will begin to struggle. Think of oil like water for your car.

In a car, oil serves few main functions. It lubricates your engine to ensure your engine runs smoothly and safely. It cleanses your engine of impurities, and it helps to keep your engine cool by not 

 

Though not all of us know a lot about trucks, most of us can spot the telltale signs of age in them. Afterall, with some pushing 150,000 miles on the road or more, it's not uncommon to see balding tires, a few dents and dings, a little bit of paint chipping, all telltale signs that a vehicle is nearing the end of its usable life. But what would a truck with a million miles on it look like? Well, as it turns out, not too shabby.

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