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Roger Phelps Quality Used Cars
9328 Oswego Rd
Phoenix, NY 13135
(315)695-1299
Open 7
days per week
We're not HUGE--- We're a quality
hometown dealer
NYS Inspection & Extened
Warranty
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Additional Resources
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Why an
Additional Warranty?
A wide variety
of comprehensive extended warranty protection plans are available to
the consumer. Why consider a protection plan? If you are like most
car buyers, you did your best to ensure that you purchased a
reliable vehicle. However, no matter how reliable your car
may be, you know that one day it may break down. Although
you cannot predict when it will happen, the repair cost will likely
be yours to pay.
Purchase an extended warranty protection
plan for your car and repair costs are minimized. Why pay
hundreds or even thousands of dollars for auto repairs when you may
be able to pay just a small deductible? When purchasing an extended
warranty, make certain you buy from a reputable company. Look for
extras like the option to cancel the contract at any time,
penalty-free monthly payment plans, towing service, rental car and
trip-interruption benefits.
If you are hoping to avoid costly
repairs on your new or pre-owned vehicle and would like a free
no-obligation quote on an auto warranty or extended service
contract, Roger Phelps Cars is
proud to provide you with competitive extended warranty options.
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Maintenance Service
Guide
It's relatively easy to take care of your car if done
on a schedule. Maintenance visits should occur every three to four
months. One good way to remember is by the change of seasons. Not
every thing needs to be done each time you visit your mechanic, for
instance, most cars only need a factory scheduled service twice a
year, and regular maintenance will alleviate the need for you to
wonder whether you're "tuned-up" all right.
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Follow a factory maintenance schedule
exactly as recommended if you are leasing, or if you anticipate
having any problems with your warranty. It's a lot easier to prove
your case if you can show you've done exactly what was recommended.
Here's a general guide for what to do and when if you are not using
a factory schedule:
- 7,500 miles: Get a lubrication, oil and
oil filter change, rotate tires, check brakes, and a complete
safety check
- 11,250 miles: Oil and oil filter change
- 15,000 miles: Get a lubrication, oil and
oil filter change, rotate tires, check brakes, and transmission
check, clean air filter, and a complete safety check
- 18,750 miles: Oil and oil filter change
- 22,500 miles: Get a lubrication, oil and
oil filter change, rotate tires, check brakes, and a complete
safety check
- 26,250 miles: Oil and oil filter change
- 30,000 miles: Get a lubrication, oil and
oil filter change, rotate tires, check brakes, replace air filter,
sparkplugs, adjust valves (unless hydraulic) check timing, flush
brake fluid, change transmission fluid, cooling system flush, and
a complete safety check
Additional
Resources
Consumer Reports Online
Read
product ratings and consumer reports for all major automobile
makes and models. Sign up for free email notices.
Kelly
Blue Book
What is a pre-owned car
worth?
Free
Lemon Check
Research a car's history to
make sure it doesn't have a checkered past.
AutoWeb.com
Access this guide to
buying new and used cars. Get the latest news, obtain quotes or
check out the dealer locator.
Car and Driver Online
Auto
industry news from Car and Driver magazine. Updated daily with an
archive dating back five years.
MSN Carpoint
Presents new and used car reviews, pricing, purchasing,
insurance, financing, and industry news.
NADA
Division of the National
Automobile Dealers Association offers pricing guides and dealer
directories for car buyers. Back To
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