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It takes smarts, skills, and a will of iron to conquer the world beyond the pavement. And with a hardened steel frame, some pretty powerful motors, and off-road-savvy innovations, the 2024 Ford Bronco is the adventure vehicle to do it in. Here are ​a few reasons why the Bronco leaves the competition in the dust. 1. It's One Powerful Pony With three powerful, turbocharged EcoBoost engines on tap, the only question is how much motor you want to order. The 2.3-liter offering opens the bidding at 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque on premium gas, offering plenty of thrust and clambering power, while the Raptor-exclusive 3.0-liter V6 takes it to a whole other level at 418 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque. 2. You Get the G.O.A.T. Sure, plenty of adventure vehicles feature a 4x4 drivetrain system. But Ford's Terrain Management System features up to 8 G.O.A.T. Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) that specifically tune the driveline, steering, brakes, transmission, and even engine for the task at hand. Eco, Normal, and Sport can handle your daily driving, but when the pavement ends, the fun begins. Tackle tough terrain with Off-Road mode, conquer the dunes with Sand mode, optimize momentum with available Mud/Ruts mode, or whip your way across the beach with available Baja mode. 3. Trail Control and One-Pedal Driving When you're far from civilization and you want to put your focus on the beauty around you, the Bronco has your back. With revolutionary Ford Trail Control, the Bronco engages a low-speed, off-road optimized cruise control, letting you put your focus on the beauty of nature in all of its glory. Want more engagement, but less work? The available Trail 1-Pedal Drive lets the Bronco take the brakes, allowing you to power or slow the Bronco with just the accelerator pedal. 4. It Takes More Along for the Adventure When properly equipped, every Bronco on offer can haul over a ton and a half of trailer, bringing 3,500 pounds of camper, horse trailer, or adventure vehicle. Ready for the Raptor? Its mighty 3.0-liter power plant ups towing capacity by another thousand pounds, opening up options even more. With mighty muscles, the smarts to clamber over nearly any terrain mother nature can throw its way, and the technology to maximize the fun, the 2024 Bronco embodies the spirit of adventure and dominates the off-road landscape. Now it's time to try one on for size. Test drive the 2024 Bronco today at Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

With its otherworldly toughness, strength, durability, unending list of practical features, and the ability to transform into a luxury cruiser after completing its workhorse duties, it is no wonder the Ford F-150 is America's best-selling vehicle; this truck can do it all! The 2024 Ford F-150 takes advantage of advancements in technology to make the F-150 the most capable light-duty pickup on the road today. Class-Leading Power In a bid to retain its status as the most rugged workhorse in North America, the F-150 comes equipped with a turbocharged 2.7-liter V6 generating 325 HP, 400 lb-ft of torque, and a fuel economy of up to 26 MPG, giving you a nice balance of power and efficiency. However, if you need a little more steam, you can opt for a 400-HP turbocharged 3.5-liter V6, a 400-HP 5.0-liter V8, a 430-HP hybrid, a 720-HP supercharged 5.2-liter V8, or the 580-HP electric motor. As you can imagine, all that power results in exceptional capabilities. With a towing capacity of up to 13,500 pounds and a payload capacity of up to 2,445 pounds, the F-150 is the class-leader in the light-duty pickup segment when it comes to raw, functional strength. And with a 0 to 60 time of as little as 3 seconds, you'll be hard-pressed to find a truck that can outrun the F-150. Handles Like a Dream The 2024 F-150's handling is highly agreeable and the ride super comfortable thanks to the combination of a responsive and nicely-weighted rack-and-pinion steering, an intuitive suspension, and a smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission. Higher trims are downright luxurious, featuring an available advanced adaptive suspension system that adjusts in real-time to changing road conditions, resulting in a smooth and supple ride, even on rough terrain. This effect is further compounded by the available variable-assist steering system that sharpens responses for increased agility. Off-Road Beast The F-150's off-road-focused trims, such as the Tremor and the Raptor, are built to conquer challenging terrains with ease. An advanced 4x4 system, locking differentials, sport-tuned suspension with adaptive Fox shock absorbers, specialized skid plates, and up to 35-inch all-terrain tires allow these versions of the F-150 to eat deep ruts and steep inclines for breakfast. Luxurious Interior Depending on the trim level, the cabin of the 2024 F-150 can be just as, if not more, luxurious than that of some luxury SUVs. A well-appointed leather interior, heated and ventilated power-adjustable front seats with massage function, heated rear seats, a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, ambient lighting, dual-zone climate control, a 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen music system, and even hands-free driving are just some of the posh amenities you can opt for in the F-150. Would you love to determine whether the F-150 feels as good as it sounds? Contact us today at Conway Ford Inc. in Conway, SC to schedule your VIP test drive and expert consultation.

Responsive brakes could mean the difference between a near-miss and a disastrous collision. Don't let faulty brakes put you in harm's way. If you notice the signs of failure, schedule a brake service at your Ford dealer. 1. Squealing Sound When Braking Is there a high-pitched squeal screaming at you every time you hit the brakes? This noise is a cry for help from your brake pads. It means the pad's wear indicators have started grinding against the rotor--a sign that they have worn dangerously thin. If you ignore this problem, you risk the pads wearing out completely, leaving you with little to no stopping power. At the first sound of that screech, it's time for new brake pads. 2. Strange Vibrations When You Brake Does your foot tremble on the pedal as you bring your Ford to a stop? Vibrations in the brake pedal are more than just an annoyance. They are a sign of warped or severely worn brake rotors. As the rotors wear out, they cause your entire braking system to shudder with every stop. Our technicians can inspect the rotors and replace them alongside other worn-out components to restore smooth braking in your Ford. 3. Your Ford Pulls to One Side When Braking If your Ford drifts to one side when you brake, there is an imbalance in your braking force. This can happen due to uneven brake pad wear or a stuck caliper. One brake isn't releasing properly, causing your vehicle to pull to one side when you hit the brake pedal. If left unresolved, this problem can quickly lead to issues like excessive tire wear and unpredictable handling. 4. Poor Response From the Brakes Is your brake pedal feeling a little "spongy" lately? Or are you finding yourself pumping the pedal, trying to get the car to stop as quickly as it used to? These are signs that your brake pads are severely worn down or that you have a fluid leak or air pocket in the brake lines. Our technicians can inspect your braking system and pinpoint the underlying problem for prompt repairs. 5. Illuminated Brake Light A brake warning light on your Ford's dashboard could signal any number of braking issues. You could be dealing with low brake fluid, ABS faults, worn brake pads, or even a wiring issue. Never ignore this warning light because it could mean trouble for your Ford's braking capabilities. If you notice any of these alarming signs, it's time for brake inspection and repair. Contact Conway Ford in Conway, SC to schedule a service. We use genuine OEM brake parts for all repairs to preserve your Ford's safety and reliability.

There is no better Ford SUV for hauling passengers and cargo than the 2024 Ford Expedition. With 10 models to choose from and a wide array of packages and trim options, it can be hard to decide on an Expedition. We're breaking down some of those options for you here to make your choice easier. Cargo Space Before getting into the various models, you should decide if you want the Expedition or the Expedition MAX. The main difference between them is space, since the Expedition MAX is nearly a foot longer than the Expedition and offers over 4 feet of additional cargo space. The MAX extended version is available in the XLT, Limited, King Ranch, and Platinum models. Driver Assistance Technology From a safety perspective, all of the Expedition models come equipped with either Ford Co-Pilot360® or Ford Co-Pilot360® Assist driver assistance technology, with the option to upgrade to the Assist+ for additional features to give you confidence behind the wheel.BLIS®, the optional Blind Spot Information System, will alert you when a vehicle is in your blind spot and also detects when there is traffic behind you whenever you reverse out of a parking spot or driveway. If you add on trailer coverage, you will be alerted when a vehicle is alongside your trailer. Entertainment All of the Expeditions come standard with the SYNC® 4 Infotainment system, and most of the models include SiriusXM Radio with 360L. For serious sound, consider the Limited, King Ranch, and Platinum models which come standard with Bang & Olufsen sound systems that include subwoofers and up to 22 speakers. To keep your passengers occupied on long drives, consider adding the dual-headrest rear seat entertainment system with Amazon Fire TV, HDMI and USB-C inputs, and wireless headphones. Towing If you plan on hauling a lot of cargo or trailering a boat or camper, then you may want to consider adding the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package, which will extend your towing capacity from 6,000 lbs to up to 9,000 lbs. It also includes enhanced features to make towing with your SUV even easier. Whether you choose the Expedition XL STX, XLT, Limited, Timberline, King Ranch, Platinum, or an Expedition MAX model, you will have a spacious SUV with a high-end feel. Call our dealership at Conway Ford in Conway, SC to ask about our trade-in assistance now so we can get you into a new Expedition you will love.

A car is like a machine that only works well when all its components are in perfect shape. One of the most crucial elements of a car is its wheels. When the wheels are compromised, the whole car system is jeopardized, and so is your safety. Here is everything you need to know about wheel alignment and how to get it done at your local Ford dealer. To Increase the Safety of Your Rides Aligned wheels mean you will have a smoother ride because the tire system is in order. There will be no need to struggle to drive straight. However, having sufficient control of your car is not just about enjoying comfort, it is also about your safety. A responsive vehicle that allows you to stay in full control is essential. This is because it allows you to react quickly in case of danger. With misaligned wheels, your car becomes a liability. To Increase Your Wheels' Lifespan When wheels are not aligned, one wears out faster. This is because when one of the wheels is bearing more weight and thus experiences more friction. Therefore, you will have to replace a tire prematurely, meaning you will have to spend more on tire replacement than you would if your tires were properly aligned. Enhance Fuel Efficiency Properly aligned wheels ensure that your car moves without needing to overwork the engines. Doing more work than necessary means more fuel for the same distance used. Wheels that are not aligned affect fuel efficiency. It also means the other parts of the car, such as the engine and tires, get worn out faster since they are forced to work harder. How Do You Know if Your Wheels Need to Be Aligned by a Ford Dealer? The first thing you will notice is your Ford being unsteady on the road. Closely related to that is the feeling of your car drifting to one side whenever you try to drive straight. The next sign is unusual hearing noises from the tires when you drive, and finally, one tire may look more worn out than the other. However, even if you are not facing any of the signs of wheel misalignment you should take your wheels for servicing after every 6,000 miles. Are your wheels due for servicing or have you noticed any of the signs discussed in this article? If you have, visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC to get your misaligned wheels realigned today by one of our experts.

If you're looking for an eco-friendly vehicle that also gives you all the power you need to explore city and country roads, the exceptional 2024 Ford F-150 Hybrid, available at your Ford dealer, is an inspired option. With a powerful 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine, a comfortable cabin, and plenty of safety features that will help you find your way, this vehicle is one of the top models in its class. Handsome Design This vehicle's impressive, eco-friendly power is undoubtedly one of its top selling points, but it's also a vehicle that's designed to turn heads with a sleek appearance that includes a prominent grille, halogen taillights so you can be seen in any condition, and LED reflector headlights for perfect visibility at all times. Plus, it can keep all your gear secure with four powerful tie-downs in your truck bed and a power lock tailgate that keeps everything in its proper place, even on bumpy roads. Great features like bed storage boxes help keep smaller items organized, and heated side mirrors keep condensation away, so you can clearly see your truck bed every mile of the road. Comfortable and Classic Interior When you're cruising in this vehicle, you'll enjoy the last word in comfort, with exceptional features like a 12-inch screen that allows you to control all of your entertainment options without having to take your attention off the road. These vehicles also have a sophisticated navigation system and the FordPass Connect 5G Wi-Fi hotspot, so you can enjoy speedy internet even if you're on the back roads. Comfortable seating with lumber control is also excellent for bumpier or longer drives, so you'll always arrive at your destination refreshed. A Hybrid You Can Trust With the planet-friendly and road-ready 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine with a 10-speed automatic transmission that seamlessly adjusts for the journey ahead, you'll get the best of all worlds in this vehicle. You'll also find independent front suspension and trailer sway control that keep you completely secure on windy roads. With several different drive modes like Sport, ECO, Slippery, Trail, Tow/Haul, and Normal, you can customize your experience. If it's time to take your driving game to the next level, this hybrid model from Ford is an excellent choice. Visit us at Conway Ford in Conway, SC and take one of these rugged and easy-to-drive models for a spin today.

It can be difficult to tell when your car's battery needs servicing or replacement, especially if you don't know what to look out for. Here are some signs your car may require battery service at your Ford dealer: Dim Headlights If your car's headlights are dimmer than usual when idling, it's a good sign that the electrical components of your vehicle are working on less power than they need. You can test this by pressing down (lightly) on the accelerator. If your headlights become brighter, this is an indication that your car's battery is having difficulty retaining its charge and is due for replacement or repair. Check Engine or Battery Light If your car's check engine or check battery light is on, this is a strong indicator that there is an electrical issue. While it's possible for these lights to be triggered accidentally, it's highly unlikely. A professional can help you determine what's wrong and reset the indicator light. Battery Age Car batteries last, on average, 5-6 years before requiring replacement. This timespan can be longer or shorter, but depends heavily on the weather, your car's specific make and model, and how often you drive. Visible Corrosion If you open the hood of your car and are able to see what looks like a fine white, green, or blue powder on top of your battery's terminals, you should bring your vehicle in to be looked at by a professional. A small amount of this powder, called corrosion, is normal, but an excessive amount can indicate an over or under charged battery. A trained technician can help remove the corrosion and repair the battery for you. Do not try to clean the battery yourself. Rotten Smell One of the chemicals your car's battery uses to function is sulfur, which is the same element responsible for giving rotten eggs their distinctive odor. If you're driving and notice a rotten smell coming from under the hood, it's likely your battery needs repair. What Can I Expect at My Ford dealer? When you bring in your car for maintenance, a team of mechanics will look at the battery and other mechanical components. Doing this will help them determine what's causing the issues you're experiencing as well as evaluate the best possible course of action. This can all be done while you wait on location. If you're noticing any of the above issues with your vehicle, stop by Conway Ford in Conway, SC, or call 843-587-6207 to schedule an appointment. Our experienced team can check your car's battery and recommend the best possible course of action, from repairs to replacement.

Ford cars have some of the best safety tech on the market, and the 2024 Ford Explorer is no exception. When you head to your local Ford dealer to test drive this car, you'll find it loaded with driver assistance features that can help you out in a wide range of situations. Auto High-Beam Headlamps The auto high-beam feature on the Ford Explorer is really helpful, as it makes driving more convenient as well as safer. When you need your headlights on, your Explorer can automatically switch between the high and low beams. When you've got your high beams on and traffic approaches, your car will switch to the low beams until the oncoming car passes. This lets you focus on driving and enjoy the experience without worrying about constantly toggling the high beams on and off. Rear View Camera Seeing behind you when backing up isn't that easy, but it becomes really simple with the rearview camera in the Explorer. This feature can give you more confidence while you're reversing, and it allows you to keep track of any obstacle that could endanger or inconvenience you. Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert Something else that's pretty difficult to see is your aptly named blind spots. Your Explorer helps you monitor what's in your blindspots by alerting you when vehicles enter them. It works when you're driving normally on the road, but it has a cross-traffic alert feature that activates when you're reversing, too. If you're exiting your driveway or parking spot and a car approaches from either side, then your Explorer will send you an alert. Pre-Collision Assist Accidents can happen in seconds, and it's not always possible to notice when a collision is imminent. This is why your Explorer acts like an extra driver and can send you an alert when you may collide with the car in front of you. It can also activate the brakes if needed, preventing the collision or lessening the impact of it. Lane-Keeping System It's easy to get into an accident caused by unintentionally drifting out of your lane. So, if you're starting to drift towards the next lane, then your Explorer will let you know so you can fix the problem. One common cause of accidental drifting is drowsy driving, so your Ford will let you know it's time to take a break from driving if you drift a few more times. Visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC to take the 2024 Explorer out for a test drive. Call 843-587-6209, head to our website, or come and see us in person to arrange it today.

Your Ford's transmission plays an important role in the car's overall performance. It transfers the engine's power to the wheels, allowing your Ford to accelerate and shift gears smoothly. You should get routine transmission service from your Ford dealer to keep your vehicle running optimally. What Is Routine Transmission Service for Your Ford? During routine service, our certified Ford technicians perform these tasks and checks to improve the transmission's performance. Flush the transmission system Inspect and replace the pan gasket Clean the pan and other components Check parts for wear and tear Change the transmission fluid and filter If your Ford has worn-out transmission components, our technicians will replace them with genuine parts from Ford for excellent performance. How Often Should You Service Your Transmission at the Ford Dealer? When it comes to routine transmission maintenance, there are no hard-and-fast rules. Check your Ford owner's manual, which specifies the right service interval for your specific make and model. You can also look out for these telltale signs that indicate it's time to get your transmission checked: Transmission fluid leaks An unusual sweet, burning odor Poor or delayed shifting Rough idling Powertrain warning light You should watch out for signs of transmission trouble, even though your Ford isn't due for service yet. Driving habits like frequent towing or off-roading can strain the transmission components. If you don't service the system promptly, the internal components will start to fail. Why Should You Service Your Transmission Regularly? Keep Transmission Parts Lubricated Your Ford relies on the transmission fluid to lubricate moving parts within the transmission system. After miles of driving, the fluid degrades and becomes contaminated. Changing the fluid regularly keeps the gears, clutches, bearings, and other parts properly lubricated and in good working order. Improve Overall Efficiency If you don't service your transmission, your Ford will start to experience sluggish acceleration and rough shifting. Regular service ensures smooth and efficient power transfer from the engine to the wheels. This allows your Ford to shift and accelerate smoothly, and you will enjoy driving it. You will even notice better fuel economy because the engine will be running efficiently. Catch and Fix Transmission Problems Early During routine service, our technicians check the transmission components for wear and tear, leaks, worn seals, and damage. We can catch and fix minor issues early before they snowball into a major headache. This will save you money on costly transmission repairs down the road. Extend Your Ford's Lifespan If your Ford's transmission isn't working optimally, it will affect other components like the engine, driveshaft, wheels, suspension, exhaust system, and cooling system. As these parts strain to keep your vehicle moving, they will wear out prematurely, reducing your Ford's lifespan. Proper transmission maintenance keeps all other systems in excellent condition and increases their lifespan. Has it been a while since you last serviced your transmission? Contact Conway Ford in Conway, SC to schedule a comprehensive service with our Ford-certified technicians.

Every car needs maintenance, even seasonal maintenance. Ford cars and trucks run great but can run even better when well-maintained. Having your vehicle seasonally tuned up can take your driving experience to the next level. You can take your car to your local Ford dealership to discuss specialized maintenance options. Winter Maintenance Things that need to be maintained in your Ford during the winter are your heating system, headlights, and snow and ice protection. The heating should be tuned up to provide a comfortable atmosphere for driving. Checking the temperature regulation devices on your car regularly will help your heating system hold up throughout winter. Increasing visibility for your vehicle by maintaining your headlights will make navigating the winter snow easier. Lastly, replacing the floor mats in your car with weatherproof alternatives will protect your vehicle from messy snow and ice. Summer Maintenance Summer brings hot weather, meaning you should focus on the components of your car that help to keep it cool. The first thing that probably comes to mind is checking out your car's cooling and air conditioning systemstoensure they are ready for the hot summer months. The battery is another thing that will need monitoring in the summer asthe hot weather can affect the charge. You can also consider UV protection in the form of a sun screento block the sun from coming in while you're parked during the day. Spring Maintenance Good spring maintenance items include checking your oil, battery, spark plugs, and engine coolant. As a rule of thumb, keeping an eye on those levels all year is a good idea. For weather-specific maintenance, watching the status of your wipers will protect your windshield and make it easier for you to drive on those rainy spring days. You should also check the weather stripping on your car to keep all that pesky rainwater out. Fall Maintenance Ensuring you have the proper amount of fresh engine coolant is an excellent way to prepare your car for the fall season. Cold weather means taking care of your brakes and tires, which is especially important as the weather makes it harder to stop your car. Considering this, you may want to change your tires and tune up your brakes to keep your vehicle running optimally. Keeping your Ford up to date with regular maintenance will help it run better and longer. All maintenance is essential, but tuning up seasonally is one of the best things you can do for the health of your car. For options on updating your car for the season, visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

After it was introduced in the mid-1960s, the original Bronco soon became synonymous with adventure and off-road driving. The latest iteration continues its predecessor's legacy while introducing new technology that aids in conquering harsh environments. Before heading to your local Ford dealer to check out the 2024 Ford Bronco, take a look at this quick guide! Capable and Refined Powertrain When you need that extra grunt to power through deep sand, mud, or rocky trails, the Bronco delivers in spades with its turbocharged engines and intelligent transmissions. In its base form, the vehicle is powered by a 2.3L EcoBoost turbo inline-4 that generates a hefty 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. A slick 7-speed manual transmission is exclusive to this power plant, though buyers can replace it with a 10-speed automatic. Serious off-roaders will be tempted by the even more powerful 330-horsepower 2.7L and 418-horsepower 3.0L V6 engines, both of which offer a significant boost in torque at a respective 415 lb-ft and 440 lb-ft. Rugged Off-Road Performance A precise 4x4 system comes standard across the entire Bronco lineup, as is the HOSS (High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension) System, which features heavily reinforced construction, passive damping, and long-travel coilovers. On trims like the Badlands and Heritage Edition, an enhanced version of the HOSS System adds end cap control valves and independent front suspension. Available electronic front- and rear-locking differentials ensure that plenty of torque gets distributed to the wheels that need it the most. With close to 12 inches of ground clearance available, the Bronco effortlessly clears large obstacles and can ford through over 36 inches of water. Extra-tough bash plates may be added to the Bronco's underside to protect the fuel tank, drivetrain, and transfer case. Versatile Cabin While the two-door body style holds up to four people, the four-door Bronco has seating for five. Whichever version you choose, passengers can enjoy over 43 inches of front legroom and around 36 inches of rear legroom. Every door is easily removable, so you can open up the cabin and really take in that fresh country air. The hard or soft top may be removed just as easily. Cutting-Edge Infotainment All Broncos receive a 12-inch Sync 4 infotainment touchscreen system that includes wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, support for SiriusXM radio, and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot. This system also offers voice-activated connected navigation with pinch-to-zoom capability and over-the-air updates. The available 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system promises an immersive listening experience. You'll be hard-pressed to find another mid-sized SUV that comes close to the Bronco's compelling combination of power and finesse. Visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC today and inquire about a test drive!

If your car's engine is acting up and you're unsure of what's causing the issue, an engine diagnostic test can provide all the answers you need. Eliminate the guesswork when it comes to car troubles by getting a diagnostic test from your Ford dealership to accurately pinpoint the source of your vehicle's mechanical issues. An Illuminated Check Engine Light Never overlook your car's check engine light. This indicator alerts you to engine problems. The best course of action to avoid engine damage is to schedule a test with a certified Ford technician right away. This test will identify why the check engine light is activated so that necessary repairs can be carried out. Decreased Engine Performance Numerous factors can contribute to why your car is lacking power. The decline in engine performance may stem from issues like a malfunctioning fuel pump, a sensor issue, a clogged air filter, or other potential problems. To identify the cause of your vehicle's power loss, have your Ford technician perform a diagnostic test. Poor Fuel Economy During these times of high fuel costs, poor gas mileage is something no driver wants to deal with. If you find yourself refueling frequently without increasing your mileage, there's an issue that requires attention. If your car is consuming more gas than usual, get a diagnostic test to address your gas-related concerns effectively. Stalling and Rough Idling If your car stalls, especially at intersections, or you notice irregular idling, it could be attributed to an array of issues. Problems such as dirty fuel injectors and air filters, exhaust system malfunctions, defective fuel pumps, or worn spark plugs could result in rough idling. To accurately diagnose and address these concerns, take your vehicle for a diagnostic test. Strange Smells You're familiar with the scent of your car, so when you catch an odor of something strange, like burnt oil or gas or exhaust fumes, especially inside your car, something might be off. Fumes inside the car can be harmful and lead to health problems. Have your Ford technician run a diagnostic promptly. Unusual Engine Sounds You may hear unusual noises from under the hood when there is an issue with your car's engine components. Knocking, popping, or hissing sounds from worn-out, damaged, or broken parts under the hood indicate problems. A diagnostic examination can help identify the source of these noises. The greatest benefit of diagnostic tests is their ability to quickly and accurately identify car problems and the necessary maintenance tasks needed to get your vehicle back in shape. Call Conway Ford in Conway, SC, today to schedule expert diagnostics and repair services performed by our certified and experienced Ford technicians.