Check out Boulevards specials on Tires, Batteries, and Brakes

Boulevard Auto Sales Inc has a great Service Department that offers brakes, oil change, and tires service and repair in Georgetown, DE. We have several different options when it comes to Ford tires for sale to put on your new or used vehicle.

Buying Ford tires is a significant purchase and we are honored you are considering Boulevard Auto Sales Inc in Georgetown, DE. Our service professionals will make sure your wheels and rims are back on the road in no time.

We have many great deals going on right now, including discount coupons, as well as rebates. Call us now to have a service professional show you how to have you car running in tip top shape, and save you money while doing it !!!


--CHECKING YOUR TIRES FOR WEAR You should check your tires for wear at least once a month naf before and after long trips. To determine whether you need to (a) buy new tires, (b) have your wheels balanced, (c) have your wheesl aligned, (d) change your driving habits, simply read your tire treads for clues. CLUE CULPRIT REMEDY Both edges worn Underinflation Add more air, check for leaks Center treads worn Overinflation Let air out to manufacturer's specifications One sided wear Poor alignment Have wheels aligned Treads worn unevenly, with Wheel imbalance and/or Have wheels balanced and bald spots, cups or scallops poor alignment aligned Erratically spaced bald spots Wheel imbalance or Have wheels balanced or worn shocks replace shocks Edges of front tires only worn Taking curves too fast Slow down!! Saw-toothed wearpattern Poor alignment Have wheels aligned Whining, thimping, and other Poor alignment, worn tires Have wheels aligned or buy weird noises or shocks new tires or shocks Sqealing on curves Poor alignment or Check wear on treads and underinflation act accordingly
		*BAD TIRES LOWER FUEL MILEAGE, PUT YOUR SAFETY AT RISK AND WASTE MONEY !! HAVE ONE OF OUR TIRE SPECIALISTS CHECK YOURS TODAY!!*
TIME FOR A NEW BATTERY?!?
	Car batteries are the strong, silent member of the automotive team. They do their job regardless of heat, cold, or the drivers who demand so much of them. While a battery that allows a car to start at the first turn of the key is a joyful thing, it doesn't last forever. So, the rule of thumb is simple for battery replacement. You have approximately four years before the battery will begin its slide from chemical powerhouse to chemical paper weight. At the four year mark, start watching, and hope your mechanic will detect a problem before it's too late. But due to the chemical cocktail inside any battery, it may give out before the four year mark, or maybe it will last several more years. So you have to ask yourself, "do you feel lucky?"


WARNING SIGNS YOU NEED NEW BRAKES !! LOOK AND LISTEN! There are 2 ways to check for brake wear on disc brakes; by looking and listening. First, check the wear by looking at the pads through the spaces between the wheel spokes. The outside pad will be pressed against the metal rotor. Generally, there should be 1/4" of pad. If you see less, you may need to have your pads inspected or replaced. Have you ever heard a high pitched screeching sound when you apply the brakes? That's a small metal shim called an indicator, which is giving you an audible sound that you need to replace your brake pads. REDUCED RESPONSIVENESS OR FADING If your brakes are not as responsive as they used to be or if the pedal "sinks" to the floor,this could be an indication of a leak in the brake system. It could eithee be an air leak or a fluid leak. Don't delay having this one checked out! PULLING If your vehicle pulls to one side while braking, it may be a sign that the brake linings are wearing unevenly or that there is foreign matter in the brake fluid. Your vehicle may need a brake adjustment or have the fluid drained and replaced. GRINDING OR GROWLING This loud metallic sound means that you have worn your pads down completely, most likely beyond replacement. The grinding is from the disc and caliper rubbing together. This can score or scratch your rotors, creating an uneven surface. If this happens, donn't be surprised if your mechanic tells you that the rotors need to be turned, or even replaced. VIBRATION A vibration or pulsating brake pedal is often a symptom of warped rotors, but can also indicate that your vehicle is out of alignment. It is a sign of warped rotors if the vibration occurs during braking situations when the anti-lock brakes are not engaged.

		WORN, DAMAGED BRAKES