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Vehicles are one of the most popular assets owned in the United States of America, as they facilitate the transport of people and parcels. Whether you’re doing a favor for someone else or you’re the one that needs to get wherever you’re going, having a powertrain – either two-wheel drive (2WD), four-wheel drive (4WD), or all-wheel drive (AWD) – that meets your needs is important. Are there any differences between 4WD and AWD? Let’s explore.

During the winter season, snow and ice are no strangers to drivers here in Pekin, Illinois. We learn to adapt to the environment so that we can go on with our regular lives, regardless of the climate. Why hibernate inside of a toasty house when you can work hard to accomplish a goal? When it’s time to leave, make sure you keep kitty litter, sand, and road salt on hand to get you out of a slippery situation.

1. Use sand to improve traction. The grittiness of sand helps create traction better than the use of salt alone, enabling you…

The difference between all-season tires and winter tires may seem insignificant during the summer months but when the cold weather hits, you'll know why any driving in snowy climes or roads that are coated in black ice will require winter tires. You may not require winter tires for very long, and you can always pick up a set and use them interchangeably throughout the year with your regular tires.

All-weather tires are a great value. They are what most drivers have on the car and what the factory sends the car out with, in most cases.

A new car lease can end several ways. You can turn in the keys and be finished. Your lease terms dictate that. If you've made your payments, you can walk away without another payment. This is one benefit of a lease program through our dealership.

You can also choose to buy the vehicle. You might want to keep it long term, as you’ve grown accustomed to it during the course of your leasing period. Our finance department can work out the details of the purchase.