Rockingham Motors

Scion Service Boost

Have you heard about Scion Service Boost program? Similar to the Toyota Care maintenance plan, Scion offers assurance and comfort to Scion owners with a service guarantee.

If you own a 2009 or 2010 Scion that was purchased AFTER June 2nd, 2010 OR a 2011 Scion purchased AFTER October 1st, 2010, then the vehicle is covered under the Scion Service Boost Plan. 

What does the plan include?

• Normal factory-recommended maintenance services including oil and filter, tire rotation and multi-point inspection for up to 2 Years or 25,000 miles, whichever comes first
• Complimentary 24-Hour Roadside Assistance including flat tire changes, lockout protection, jump starts, fluid delivery and towing as needed for up to 2 Years from the date of your Scion's first use
• Maintenance performed by factory-trained technicians who know your vehicle the best, using Genuine Scion Parts
• Service reminders mailed to you prior to your next scheduled service

When the Scion Service Boost expires after 2 years or 25,000 miles, you are eligable for Scion Service Boost Plus, a plan that expires after 5 years or 75,000 miles.

The Scion Service Boost truly allows customers to feel comfortable and stress-free when getting on the road with their new Scion. 

If you have any further questions regarding this service plan, feel free to contact us by phone (888-542-9795) email (ryan@rockinghammotors.com) or send a message to our Facebook Page.

 

 

Winterize your vehicle

The temperatures outside are dropping and it's only early November. Even though we New Englanders trudge every year through long and hard winters, it always arrives before we are ready. Just as you would break out the winter clothes for warmth, or make sure your heater is functioning properly, you should prepare your car so you are safe when using your vehicle in inclement weather. Here is a guideline for evaluating your car. If you are unsure about your vehicle specifically or have more questions, feel free to send us a Tweet @RockinghamSalem! 

1. Anti-freeze- When was the last time you had your cooling system flushed? Should be every two years. Keep in mind the best ratio of anti-freeze to water is 50/50. A leading cause of breakdowns are coolant system failures..don't let this happen to you!

2. Spare- What's the condition of your spare tire? Do you have one? Make sure all the tools to change the tire are in your vehicle.

3.Tire pressure- When the temperature is cold, the air inside your tires contracts and forces the pressure to drop. Check the pressure when the temperature is cold and bring it up to manufacturer norms.

4. Brake- At best practice, checking your brakes should be done every six months. Make sure your brakes are in the best possible condition before winter.

5. Windshield wipers- Replace your blades twice a year and check your windshield washer fluid levels. Evaluate the possibility of using fluid with freeze resistant wiper fluid instead of normal washer fluid to avoid extra ice on your windshield.