Lebanon VA Ford Quick Lane is your new home for all things vehicle maintenance and repair. Since 1997, we have been providing drivers with fast and reliable maintenance services. Today, there are more than 800 Quick Lane ® Tire and Auto Center locations scattered across the country. Our level of success is all due in part to our ability to quickly diagnose issues, offer a multitude of solutions, and fix the problems in an expedient manner. A majority of the services we offer are all completed within an hour, saving you hours in the day to enjoy.

We have a team of professionally-trained technicians who put customer service at the forefront of their work and treat every job like it was their first (in terms of having an enthusiastic work ethic, not experience!). No matter which make and model vehicle you drive, our team has extensive knowledge on every Ford brand car and truck.

Your Lebanon VA Ford Quick Lane technicians work hard to get you and your vehicle back on the road in no time.

Every once in awhile, the need for maintenance or repair work on your vehicle can arise. When that day comes, know you can count on our team to get the job done right. Our stores do not require any appointments to be made, so you can have your vehicle looked at whenever you arrive. With everything going on in the world today, money can seem tighter than ever. That is why we are offering a variety of discounts and promotions for upkeep essentials such as batteries, oil changes, and tire. In addition, many of the name-brand products we carry come backed by our low price guarantee. Your time and business are valuable to us, and we strive to find ways we can save you both. Give Ford Motor Company a call today for any questions regarding all the relevant information and materials you may need.

Our Services

Every physical aspect of your vehicle is covered with our wide array of helpful services. At Quick Lane, our service technicians are capable of performing important maintenance with a variety of auto services:

Air conditioning systems
Alternators and electrical systems
Batteries
Belts and hoses
Brakes
Cooling systems
Lamps and bulbs
Oil changes
Suspension and steering
Tires
Transmission service
Wiper blades
Wheel alignment

We do it all, and any service you have us undertake will come with a thorough Vehicle Checkup Report. This thorough inspection of your vehicle includes taking a look at your tires, brakes, belts, hoses, as well as coolant and oil levels. We want you to be aware of the total functionality of your vehicle, not just what you brought it in for.

Tire Changes

Our tire experts can help you find the right set for less!

Are you looking to replace your tires soon? Come into your local Quick Lane and browse our all-star lineup of trusted tire brands. Our stores come stocked with over a dozen name-brand tires, like Michelin®, Goodyear, and BFGoodrich, and so many more. As previously mentioned, all our tires are offered at the lowest prices you can find. If you can find a better deal, we will match and, in most cases, beat that price. For even more additional savings, check out our Ford Service Coupon for tires.

Driving on worn-out tires is a recipe for disaster. Loss of traction control, hydroplaning on wet surfaces, and an increased probability for puncture are all dangerous possibilities you want to avoid while on the road. Other dangers include heat buildup due to lack of tread, as well as the inevitable increase of air loss. Generally speaking, tires should be switched out every 25,000 to 50,000 miles. However, this interval is not the same for everyone, and several other factors can impact how frequently you should change them. For example, your personal driving style, the specific tire brand you own, as well as the road conditions in your area all can influence your need for newer tires. If you arent sure when you need a new set, our tire experts can give you a more accurate idea of when you need to do so.

Tire Rotations

Tires can be costly, especially if you are needing an entirely new set. In order to prolong the lifespan of your tires, routine tire rotations every 6,000 to 8,000 miles is highly recommended. Tire rotations involve removing each of your tires and placing them on a wheel position. When this is done, you promote even wear across all four tires. This service is particularly beneficial for owners of front-wheel drive vehicles.

Oil Changes

If you want to increase the performance of your oil, we have plenty of alternative and oil additive options.

Keeping up with your vehicle’s oil is another important routine that is oftentimes overlooked or forgotten. However, for the sake of your vehicle’s engine, it is imperative that you have it switched out every 7,500 miles Coincidently, this is around the same frequency of tire rotations, and both can be done at the same time with ease. Our stores carry Motorcraft® and Omnicraft® brand motor oil and filters to help keep your engine running as it should. Different oil types, such as conventional, full-synthetic, and blends are available for every engine type.

What Happens to Motor Oil Over Time?

Motor oil will begin to deplete and deteriorate naturally over a period of time. The three main culprits for this phenomenon are oxidation, evaporation, and leakage. Oxidation is a scientific term used to describe a chemical change occurring due to exposure to oxygen. This happens to oil as soon as it is poured from the bottle. Constant air exposure will cause the oil to slowly solidify and harden, forming what is commonly referred to as sludge. Having sludge in your engine can create a whole host of problems since it blocks all the passageways oil needs to flow around with.

Evaporation is the process of turning a liquid into a vapor. Extremely high internal and external temperatures will begin to vaporize the oil your engine. This is why your oil level never remains the same amount after you pour it into the engine block. But that’s not the only reason for the decrease in oil levels. In most cases, this can be attributed to leakage from the vehicle. Attributed to degraded gaskets, damaged oil pans, and faulty hose connections, this problem should be looked at as soon as possible.