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Getting a battery replacement every few years is all part of being a responsible car owner. Without visiting the Ford dealership for a new battery regularly, your car will become difficult, and then impossible, to drive. This applies to combustion engine cars more than electric or hybrid ones, so let's go into more detail. Why Battery Replacement Is Necessary Although a combustion engine vehicle is powered by gas or diesel, the battery plays a crucial part in starting the car and keeping it running. It powers all the electrical parts of your car, from the infotainment system to the dashboard lights. The vehicle also needs electrical power to get the engine to turn over, and the battery is responsible for that, too. So, without a fully functioning car battery, you sometimes won't be able to start your car. Even if your car does start, a failing battery can cause lots of electrical problems and potentially performance problems. That's why it's essential to replace your battery when or before it starts failing. How Often a New Battery Is Needed Combustion engine cars need new batteries every three to five years on average. So, once you've had your battery for three years, you should ask the technicians at the dealership if it needs to be replaced sooner rather than later. Visiting the dealership for regular battery health checks is important, too. The battery in hybrid and electric vehicles is designed to last closer to a decade. Ford's warranty on electric cars lasts eight years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. The warranty also covers your battery, so if it does need replacing sooner than expected, then your warranty should cover it. How To Know When To Visit the Ford Dealership When Your Electrical Parts Malfunction If any of the electrical components in your car start acting strangely, then it's usually a sign that there's something wrong with the battery or something else in the electrical system. The headlights may become dim or start flickering. Your heated seats may not get warm. Your phone may no longer charge when plugged into your Ford's USB ports. When Your Car Struggles to Start A faulty battery can make your car take longer to start or prevent your vehicle from starting at all. Visit the dealer if it's taking longer than usual to start your vehicle. Try jump-starting the battery if you can't get the engine to turn over at all. If the car starts and stays on when jump-started, then your battery needs to be inspected ASAP. Is your battery faulty or on the older side? Come get it replaced at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA.

The fuel system delivers fuel from the tank to the intake manifold, where it mixes with air. Once the fuel and air mix in a precise ratio, they're drawn into the engine cylinders and ignited to produce combustion. Regular fuel system cleaning ensures your vehicle continues to deliver top performance. As your Ford dealership, we want to tell you how the cleaning process works. From Your Ford Dealership: How Fuel System Cleaning Works Why It Needs Cleaning As time passes, fuel residue, dirt, and other contaminants build up in the system and cause blockages. These blockages restrict fuel delivery to the intake manifold and can cause the engine to run fuel-lean. If this happens, you'll experience rough idling, backfiring, and poor acceleration. The fuel system should be cleaned every 30,000 miles, but this can vary depending on your Ford model. Steps in the Fuel Cleaning Process. Clean the Injectors The fuel injectors spray fuel into the intake manifold, where it mixes with the air. Fuel residue can build up on the injectors and block them. Our technicians carefully clean the injectors to ensure they can spray the right amount of fuel into the intake manifold. Clean the Throttle Body The throttle body is a flat valve that controls airflow into the engine. This is important, as we saw above, as combustion requires a precise fuel-air mix. Oxygen sensors measure the amount of air in the manifold and inform your computer. The computer will then open the valve to allow more air in or keep it closed and adjust the amount of fuel sprayed into the manifold to compensate. A dirty throttle body can alter the fuel-air mixture, resulting in reduced acceleration and poor idling. Clean the Valves The valves control the amount of fuel that enters the injectors. Fuel contains volatile molecules, some of which evaporate over time even if stored in the fuel tank. This natural decay leaves behind a sticky substance called fuel varnish that clogs the valves and reduces the amount of fuel delivered to the injectors. Once they've been cleaned, the correct amount of fuel will pass through to the injectors. Change the Fuel Filter The fuel filter traps dirt and other contaminants that can enter the fuel tank, preventing them from reaching the engine. As time passes, the filter can become blocked, and your Ford might struggle to start or suffer misfiring or stalling. We replace the filter so the fuel can flow freely on demand. Contact our service department today at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA.

When you're looking for the ultimate adventure ride, the 2025 Ford Expedition stands out. This full-size three-row SUV has room for up to eight people, a powerful engine under the hood, and a wealth of versatile features designed to redefine your tailgating experience. Massive Power Ready to handle whatever the day brings, the 2025 Expedition can follow any trail. Its standard engine is a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 with 400 horsepower and 480 pound-feet of torque. With the standard rear-wheel drive, this engine provides a towing capacity of up to 6,000 pounds. For added off-road confidence, you can opt for four-wheel drive, a system that comes with six selectable drive modes to help you tackle all terrains. On select trim levels, a high-output version of this engine provides 440 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque. You can also enhance the SUV with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package to pull trailers up to 9,600 pounds. Room for Your Whole Crew When you want to enjoy epic road trips with your kids, pets, and a couple of friends, the Expedition has room for everyone and their things. The cavernous interior has a standard eight-seat layout with a 40/20/40 split-folding second row and a 60/40 split-folding rear bench. Seven-passenger seating with second-row captain's chairs is available. Behind the rear seats, you get 22.9 cubic feet of cargo capacity, which can expand up to 69.9 cubic feet behind the second-row seats or up to 108.5 cubic feet with all rear seats folded. If you need more room for stuff, the Expedition MAX offers between 37.4 and 123.1 cubic feet of cargo capacity. Cargo Tailgate Manager Designed for active families with lots of things to carry and plenty of needs at the campsite, the 2025 Expedition comes with a unique Split Gate with power upper and lower halves. This design allows you to accommodate long items and also allows you to transform the lower half into a bench or work surface. The included cargo tailgate manager has a capacity of 35 pounds and triples as a shelf, table, or backrest. With available 360-degree zone lighting, this versatile SUV can become the highlight of all your outdoor adventures. To discover all the features the 2025 Expedition offers and try them on the road, schedule your test drive at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA. We will be here to help with anything you need.

The 2025 Ford Explorer is a mid-size SUV ​with advanced technology, spacious comfort, and impressive performance. Whether you're driving to the grocery store, taking a road trip, or towing a boat, the Explorer ​has the features to make the journey enjoyable. ​ Powerful Performance The Explorer is equipped with a 2.3L EcoBoost engine and a 10-speed automatic transmission. This combination, along with the standard Class III trailer tow package, enables it to tow up to 5,000 pounds. It also comes with trailer sway control. The Explorer comes with rear-wheel drive and a terrain management system, but the available intelligent four-wheel drive is a good option if you do off-road driving. If you need even more power, the ST trim comes with a 400-horsepower 3.0L EcoBoost V6 engine. Rugged, Functional Style You can tell at a glance that the Explorer is strong and capable. Its sleek lines, wide stance, and bold grille enhance its commanding presence. It has LED headlights, which increase visibility, and a power liftgate to grant easy access to the cargo area. Other functional features include black roof rails, skid plate elements, and heated side mirrors. There are several unique wheel options, including the 18-inch silver wheels that come standard on the base model. Spacious and Comfortable Interior The Explorer seats seven, and it offers abundant space for everyone. Its push button start, power driver's seat, available heated steering wheel, and heated front seats create a pleasant driving experience. The tri-zone electronic automatic climate control allows the driver, front passenger, and rear passengers to set their own temperature. The second and third rows fold flat, allowing you to extend your cargo capacity to 85.8 cubic feet when needed. Modern Technology and Connectivity The Explorer's infotainment system comes with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, so you can easily integrate your vehicle and your phone. It comes with the Ford Digital Experience, which allows you to access Google Maps, Google Assistant, and Google Play through the 13.2-inch touchscreen. It also has Wi-Fi hotspot capability, which makes staying connected effortless. There are USB ports on all three rows, so all passengers can charge their phones, and higher trims have wireless charging too. ​ Advanced Safety and Driver Assistance The Explorer comes with Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist+, so it's loaded with features that take some of the stress out of driving. For example, a rearview camera and rear parking sensors come standard. Higher trims also have front parking sensors. Other standard features include lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, and driver alert. With its powerful engine options, advanced driver assistance features, and spacious comfort, the Explorer ​is the ideal SUV for a wide range of drivers. Are you ready to see if it's a good fit for you? Come see us at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA for a test drive.

A regularly scheduled brake inspection ensures your brakes are always in condition. It's also essential for your and your passengers' safety, as brake components can become worn or damaged and could result in an accident. As your Ford dealership, we'd like you to know a few signs you need to visit us for a brake repair. Signs You Need a Brake Inspection or Brake Repair at Your Ford Dealership Soft Brake Pedal Brake fluid is highly pressurized and provides the hydraulic power that allows the braking system to work.  If you feel little pedal resistance when you push on the brake pedal, you could have a fluid leak or air bubbles in the brake system that prevent it from working correctly. If the system leaks, our technicians will find and seal the leak and replace the fluid. Air bubbles can form if air enters any hole in the braking system or if your brake fluid is old, as water absorbed by older fluid can overheat and boil, creating bubbles. We will bleed the brakes to remove trapped air or replace the old fluid to prevent overheating. Illuminated Brake Light There are several brake-related lights on your dashboard. The first looks like the letter P inside a circle within brackets. This represents the parking brake, and it lights up if the cable is loose instead of taut, or the brake is malfunctioning. We can replace the worn cable or repair the brake. An exclamation point inside a circle within brackets means your brake fluid is low. This warning is usually due to a leak, and we'll fix the leak and refill the fluid. An empty circle within dash brackets is the brake pad wear indicator. It indicates if one or more brake pads are worn and need replacement. The brake pads fit into the calipers and provide the essential friction against the rotors that stops your wheels. If you have a worn brake pad, you'll also hear a loud screeching when you brake. We'll examine the pads and replace any that are damaged. Once the issue is resolved, the warning light will go out. Increased Stopping Distance When you hit the brakes, the system should stop your Ford within seconds. If your brakes take longer to work than they used to, something is wrong. We need to investigate, as this problem could be due to low brake fluid or a mechanical issue, but it could also mean your tire tread is worn. Once we find the source of the problem, we'll fix it. If you have a brake problem, c ontact us at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA.

The 2025 Ford Mustang marries a legacy of performance with future-ready technology to provide what very well may be the ultimate muscle car. Taking command of the open road has never been this much fun. But with so many excellent ponies in the stable, which one is right for you? Here's our guide to the trim levels of the 2025 Mustang. EcoBoost and EcoBoost Premium (Fastback and Convertible) The entry-level trim of the Mustang puts out plenty of power to plaster a grin on the face of any driver. It features a 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine that makes a mighty 315 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque for howling fast track times. A standard 10-speed automatic transmission enables the Remote Rev feature, letting you show off your pony car's exhaust note and mighty motor even without stepping inside. Standard Track Apps enables race-ready features like electronic line-lock, lap timers, and G-force monitoring make it easy to dominate on track days. A full suite of driver assistance features make it easy to marry fun and practicality when you can't make it to the track. Either way, heads are sure to turn with the Mustang's signature style and handsome good looks. GT and GT Premium (Fastback and Convertible) Five full liters of fury power the GT trim level of the 2025 Mustang, and it shows. A 5.0-liter Gen-4 Coyote engine delivers 486 horsepower and 418 lb-ft of torque to blow away the competition and have the whole world staring at your six signature taillights. Its standard MT82-D4 six-speed manual transmission features rev matching for smooth shifts and incredible connection with the beating heart of your Mustang. The GT and GT Premium Mustangs share an incredible interface with the rest of the family. A massive 12.4-inch digital gauge cluster and incredible 13.2-inch infotainment touchscreen share more than the sheet of glass that covers them. They're also both powered by the Unreal Engine for incredible graphics performance and video game-like displays. Dark Horse and Dark Horse Premium (Fastback Only) Those who want it all put their bets on a Dark Horse. The modified Gen-4 Coyote engine brings the thunder, pushing a full 500 horsepower to the rear wheel. A special TREMEC 6-speed manual transmission delivers automatic rev matching and no-lift shifting for lightning-fast and ultra-smooth shifts. The class-first Drift Brake feature locks the front wheels and lets the back wheels slide for stunt driver-like drifts. The Dark Horse's standard Gen-3 MagneRide dampers soak up bumps and jolts from uneven surfaces by monitoring the road millisecond by millisecond for maximum control and minimum jostling. There's nothing like pony car performance to get your motor running. Test drive the 2025 Mustang today at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA.

Combining a unique, compact design with rugged off-road capabilities and first-class interior comforts, the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport is a standout crossover SUV here at our dealership that's been a popular choice for adventurous drivers for all of the following reasons. Turbocharged and Versatile Two turbocharged engines, both fuel-efficient, are offered for the 2025 Bronco Sport, with the base engine being a 180-horsepower 1.5-liter that's capable of towing as much as 2,200 pounds. If you need more output, the second engine is sure to satisfy, as it's a 2.0-liter that churns out 250 horses while also providing a 2,700-pound maximum towing capacity. Off-roading is taken to the next level with the vehicle's standard four-wheel drive, G.O.A.T. Modes, and H.O.S.S. off-road-ready suspension system. A Rugged Yet Stylish Design Few SUVs come with a safari-style roof like this one does, and not only does it provide more headspace inside for taller passengers, but it also holds up to 150 pounds of cargo. Also convenient is the vehicle's liftgate, which has a flip-up glass panel for easy cargo loading, and when driving over uneven surfaces and rocks, Badlands models have skid and bash plates, as well as a fuel tank shield to help protect the vehicle. First-Class Interior Amenities Seating up to five with two rows of seating inside, the vehicle's cabin has electronic climate control in lower trims, dual-zone climate control in select upper trims, and features front and rear power windows in all models. In addition to available heated front-row seats, this edition also offers upscale seating materials in many trims, like micro-perforated leather, and the rubberized flooring and seatbacks in Badlands models add a touch of ruggedness to all this comfort. Technology for All Occasions When it comes to technology, this edition is sure to impress with standout features like its 12.3-inch instrument panel cluster and SYNC 4 infotainment system, both standard. Charging personal devices is simple with multiple 12-volt outlets found throughout the cabin and the optional wireless charging pad. Even the vehicle's standard driver-assist features are high-tech, like Lane-Keeping System, Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go, Intersection Assist, BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert, and Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking. Ready to test-drive the fun-loving 2025 Bronco Sport? Schedule with us today and check out all of its other exciting features by contacting us at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA.

With its rugged style, off-road capabilities, and advanced technology, the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport is a favorite among thrill-seekers and adventurers. Let's explore some of the features that make this SUV so popular. Standard All-Wheel Drive A 4X4 drivetrain comes standard on the Bronco Sport, giving you better traction to deal with rough terrain, wet roads, or icy conditions. Whether you're going off-road, dealing with bad weather, or handling other challenging conditions, the 4X4 system gives you more confidence and peace of mind. For even more comfort in dealing with difficult driving situations, consider getting the available all-terrain tires. Terrain Management System The Bronco Sport was made for off-roading, and it has a terrain management system to make it easier. With the selectable G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) modes, you can easily change your vehicle's shifting, steering, and handling to better accommodate different conditions. The standard G.O.A.T. modes are Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Off-Road, but the more rugged Badlands trim also has Rally and Rock Crawl. For more extreme off-road adventures, consider the Badlands trim or some of the available options such as recovery hooks, steel skid plates, and Ford Trail Control. Rugged Design With its boxy shape, 17-inch gray wheels, and iconic grille, the Bronco Sport looks ready for adventure. Features like the roof rails add sporty style while also making your adventures more convenient. The Safari-style roof adds to the distinctive appearance, but it also adds plenty of headroom and cargo space. Versatile Cargo Area There is a spacious cargo area in the back, and the rear seats fold down to give you even more cargo space. You can access the cargo area via a manual liftgate. It also has convenient flip-up glass, which allows you to get to your cargo without opening the entire liftgate. The cargo area also has a bottle opener to make your tailgate parties and camping trips more convenient. Infotainment System The Bronco Sport comes with the user-friendly SYNC 4 infotainment system. It features a 13.2-inch touchscreen with conversational voice recognition and wireless smartphone integration. Wireless charging comes standard, and there is also a six-speaker AM/FM/SiriusXM audio system. Driver Assistance The Bronco Sport comes with several driver assistance features, including blind spot monitor, lane-keeping alert, driver alert. Now that you've learned about the off-road ability, safety features, and advanced technology, are you ready to try a Bronco Sport? Come to Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA for a test drive.

The 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E might be Ford's way of adapting the Mustang brand for modern, environmentally conscious consumers, but it does not stray far from the high-powered sports cars the brand is known for. Ford has artfully achieved the best of both worlds by producing a fully electric compact SUV that can accelerate like the best of them. It is also packed with convenient features. 1. Power Worthy of the Name The Mustang brand is synonymous with American Muscle cars, and fans of the brand will not be disappointed by the power of the Mach-E. The 73 kWh standard-range battery it is capable of delivering 264 horsepower and 387 lb-ft of torque, and that is just in the rear-wheel drive configuration. Drivers who opt for all-wheel drive can enjoy upwards of 325 hp. 2. Drive Mode Variety Impressive acceleration is not the only way the Mach-E delivers an enjoyable driving experience. There are several features that ensure a smooth journey, starting with three different drive modes. Engage mode provides a balanced performance for everyday driving, while Unbridled mode offers a more thrilling experience, and Whisper mode is designed for safer driving in slippy conditions. 3. Plentiful Safety Package With the Ford Co-Pilot360 Active 2.0 system included as standard, the Mach-E is well-equipped to make sure drivers can enjoy its power safely. This includes automatic emergency braking, Blind Spot Assist, and Reverse Brake Assist. The latter applies the brakes if it senses obstacles in your path while backing up. The car also comes with a 360-degree camera to provide enhanced visibility when parking, and the SecuriLock Passive Anti-Theft System keeps the car safe when you are not using it. 4. Elegant Design Inside and Out As a compact SUV, the Mach-E has a slightly different shape to classic Mustang models. However, it still shares that unmistakable Mustang hood and sports a modern, athletic look that makes it stand out from other electric vehicles. This design is matched on the inside, which only comes in black and features seating adorned with Ford's ActiveX leatherette. This is functional as well as stylish, for it is designed to be durable and easy to clean. Ready to take this modern Mustang for a test drive? Contact us today at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA to schedule one.

The 2025 Ford F-150 is a truck that's made to get the job done, whether that's hauling heavy construction equipment, bringing home a bed full of supplies, or hitting the road for the next family adventure. Power Comes Standard With an impressive lineup of six mighty motors on offer, the 2025 F-150 has the engine to get the job done no matter what. The standard 2.7L EcoBoost V6 has 325 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque for plenty of power for almost any job. And with a range that extends up to the 720 horsepower available in the 5.2-liter Supercharged V8, there's an engine in the F-150 lineup to meet your needs and exceed your expectations. A Towing Titan The F-150 has what it takes to move massive trailers, whether it's a boat or camper or heavy job site equipment. With up to 13,500 pounds of towing capacity when properly configured, the F-150 is America's go-to truck for heavy hauling. Ford also makes towing even a heavy load easier with available advanced technology. Pro Trailer Hitch Assist makes hooking up a breeze, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist makes parking the trailer exactly where it should be as easy as turning a knob. The Blind Spot Information System with Trailer Coverage makes merging and changing lanes safer and easier, too. Made to Get Muddy With plenty of off-road features available, the 2025 F-150 is built to play in the dirt. Available 4x4 transfer cases make for excellent traction on almost any terrain. Up to nine selectable drive modes make it easy to tune performance to the path ahead, with available specialty modes like Rock Crawl, Baja, Slippery, and Off-Road making even tough or slippery surfaces easy to conquer. Raptor and TREMOR trims are especially suited for the off-road environment, while the FX4 package can add high-durability features like shock absorbers and all-terrain tires to almost any trim. One Smart Truck The 2025 F-150 has plenty of smarts to go along with its muscles. Ford's excellent SYNC 4 infotainment system also offers 5G Wi-Fi connectivity with over-the-air updates, just like a smartphone, to always keep on top of the latest innovations. Wi-Fi Hotspot connectivity can keep the whole crew connected, and the available award-winning Ford BlueCruise technology can ​even let the F-150 take the ​wheel on most highways in ​the US and Canada. The power and capability of the F-150 is waiting. Test drive one today at Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA.

If you're looking for a vehicle with unmatched off-road capabilities, a state-of-the-art, modern interior, and an excellent entertainment system, the 2025 Ford F-150 Raptor is an inspired choice. With seating for up to six people and a powerful 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine with a total 325 horsepower, it's perfect for helping you literally climb every mountain. It's also at the top of its class in terms of comfort, convenience, and safety features. Ready To Tackle Rough Terrain These vehicles have six different drive modes: ECO, Normal, Sport, Slippery, Tow/Haul, and Trail. These modes can help you quickly adapt to the road ahead and explore off-the-beaten-path destinations. You'll also enjoy great features, like Hill Start Assist, which enables you to navigate steep roads effortlessly, and an electronic ten-speed automatic transmission with SelectShift for precision steering no matter the road or weather conditions. Sophisticated Interior With All of the Amenities Comfort and convenience are top priorities for these vehicles, with modern amenities like the 12-inch Capacitive touchscreen and SYNC 4 with Enhanced Voice Recognition that allows you to control everything inside without having to take your hands off the wheel or attention off the road. Plus, this vehicle gets top marks for safety features, with intuitive technology like Forward Collision Warning, Reverse Sensing System, and the Lane-Keeping System. You'll also enjoy Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, which can let you know if there are obstacles ahead, and implement the brakes as needed to avoid an accident. All of these features work together to ensure a smooth ride where you can focus entirely on enjoying the adventure. Rugged and Functional Exterior Build You'll find state-of-the-art functionality and a rugged build that will keep you driving with confidence no matter where you explore. Features like LED reflector headlights, automatic high-beams, and halogen taillamps help you see, and be seen, even on unlit roads. All-season tires keep you firmly in control, even on slick pavement, and are excellent for driving on unpaved roads. These new models from Ford can take you from the city streets and highways to the back roads without missing a beat. With innovative safety features, excellent handling, and a tough build that's more than capable of handling everything the road can throw at you, they're a top choice for adventurers. Visit Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA and take one of these excellent vehicles for a test drive today.

The suspension of your vehicle allows your Ford to drive smoothly and gives you that pleasant driving experience which makes getting from A to B so nice. If you need suspension repair from your Ford dealership, your car will throw up some signals to let you know it's time. Knowing It's Time for Suspension Repair From Your Ford Dealership Suspension issues are not always as obvious as you might think. Sometimes they will announce themselves, but more often, they creep up over time. Here's a few things to look out for: Rough or Bumpy Ride If your ride is progressively getting more bumpy, this could be because the shocks or the strut are getting worn out. These are the components of your suspension that are made to dampen the impact of all those bumps. As they fail, you'll slowly begin to feel it more and more. You'll especially notice this problem on roads that you previously assumed were quite smooth. Uneven Tire Wear When parts of your suspension are misaligned, it can cause your tires to start wearing unevenly. If you see bald spots on your tire, or they're wearing unevenly, there are a number of issues that could be in play, but you should definitely get the suspension checked out just in case. Pulling or Drifting When you make a turn, your vehicle should turn with you, smoothly. When you brake, the whole vehicle should brake as one. If you're feeling pulling or drifting in either of these situations, there could be something wrong with the control arms, ball joints, or spring tension of your suspension system. However, veering to one side when you brake could also be a problem with the brakes themselves. Either way, it needs to be checked. Clunking or Knocking Noises Weird noises are never good, but if you hear strange sounds whenever you go over a bump, you might have some loose component somewhere, like a bushing or sway bar link. Nose Diving or Swaying When you brake, pay attention to whether your vehicle does an extreme front end nose dive. If it does this, or if it sways heavily as you go around the corner, you probably have weak springs or struts that will need to be replaced soon. Whether you're noticing these signs or you want to proactively make sure you don't experience them, we can help. Visit Chestatee Ford in Dahlonega, GA today for help.