Happy November! Are you excited for the holiday season to approach?! We sure are but that means one thing, you might be spending a lot more time behind the wheel this holiday season. That means we encourage you to stop in and service your Nissan with our team this season. Below are a few ways that you can save on that much-needed service when you stop in to see us for an appointment. Whether your Nissan is in need of something minor like a tire rotation or an oil change or something a little more extensive, we can help you save both time and money this month! Check out our November service specials below and head on over to our special page to claim your offer. We hope to see you soon!
November Service Specials:
Synthetic Oil Change
- Get for only $47.95* (Was $59.95)
- Plus, multi-point inspection special
Tire Offer
- Get $70 off instantly when you purchase a set of four eligible tires*
*All Specials Expire 11/30/2021. See Our Specials Page For Information.
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Are you ready for a SPOOKTASTIC Halloween weekend! We know that Halloween might still look a little different for some of us this year, and that’s okay! The most important thing is that you celebrate the holiday safely! So if you’re not up to hitting the Halloween party or want to avoid those larger crowds, that’s okay! And if you are heading to a Halloween event that’s great too! This week’s blog works for everyone! We’ve got sweet treats, savory spooky apps, and even a drink or two that are all Halloween-themed, which is perfect for that Halloween party treat or a treat for you and your family while you binge Halloween movies at home! Take a peek below and get a snackin’! And if you’re ready to upgrade to a new, more reliable Nissan this November, head into Loughead Nissan today!
Spooky Sweet Treats:
Dead Velvet Cake
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Chocolate-Filled Pumpkins (Don’t be fooled, it’s cake!)
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Ghost S’mores Dip
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Dracula Dentures
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Spooky Savory Treats:
Jack ‘O Lantern Quesadillas
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Mummy Meatballs
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Mummy Brie
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Spooky Sips:
Bloody Mary Syringes (21 & Over Only)
- Get the recipe from Delish.
Black Magic Margaritas (21 & Over Only)Get the recipe from Delish.
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If you’ve ever been stranded by a dead battery, you know it might be one of, if not the most annoying instances you might encounter as a vehicle owner. But we’re here to put that worry to rest with some tips and tricks this week! This week we are taking a deep dive into how to avoid a dead battery this upcoming winter season. I mean let’s be real, we all know what winter can bring here in Swarthmore, PA. So, check out these tips below, and be sure to schedule your next service appointment online today! Oh and don’t forget to grab a service coupon!
What Caused My Dead Battery –
- Leaving headlights, interior lights, flashers, or the radio on when your vehicle isn’t running
- Using the air conditioner or heat when your vehicle isn’t running
- Low air temperatures, causing your battery to freeze
- Lack of battery maintenance
- Not starting your vehicle for long periods of time
- Failure of voltage regulator within the alternator
How To Avoid A Dead Battery –
- The easiest way to put your mind to ease that you won’t be in this situation is to service your battery regularly to make sure there are no issues. This is exceptionally important when temperatures start to drop drastically or after driving long miles. A technician can test your battery to ensure that it’s still in a good, healthy condition.
- Be smart with your vehicle. Don’t use certain features like the radio, chargers, or lights for long periods of time without starting your vehicle. This puts a lot of stress on your battery and can end up killing your battery altogether.
- Avoid extreme temperatures if you can. We encourage you to park your vehicle in your garage (if you have one). This can cut back on exposure to extreme temperatures and won’t be the mortality of your battery.
What To Do When Your Battery Dies –
- Of course, the first answer is to jump-start your vehicle. It’s always a great idea to keep a set of jumper cables inside your vehicle for emergencies whether that is you or another driver. Also, keep in mind that you should never try to jump-start a battery if it is cracked or visibly leaking acid.
- Roadside assistance is a beautiful thing and is almost necessary. If you do find yourself stranded and in need of help, be sure to call roadside assistance for help. This is especially helpful if you are on the highway and can’t flag down another driver. Plus, it’s safer to stay in your vehicle while a trained professional addresses the situation.
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October is officially here and that means new offers are here, too! If you’ve been waiting to get behind the wheel of a brand new vehicle for less, right now is the perfect time to make it happen. With great offers, there’s something for everyone right here at Lougehad Nissan this October. Check that out below and hurry on for a test drive. Or simply schedule your test drive online before visiting our team. And don’t forget to grab your offer before stopping in!
October Nissan Specials:
2021 Nissan Rogue SV
- Lease for only $299/mo*
Select 2021 Nissan Rogue Models
- Finance for 0% APR*
*All Specials Expire 10/31/2021. See Our Specials Page For Information.
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October is almost here, and that means many of us are starting to embrace fall activities. One of the most beloved fall activities includes football games! Whether you’re all about college ball or excited about cheering on your favorite pro team, it doesn’t matter, because we all love a good tailgate! Come on, you can’t go to the game without a good pre-game, am I right? That’s why we want to help you go from dominating the carpool to dominating the tailgate in your Nissan! So whether you’re a veteran tailgater or joining the party for the first time, we’ve got some tips you’re not going to want to pass up. Take a peek at our tips below and let’s get this party started!
Basics:
- Every tailgate has basics, these include chairs, tables, food (it’s a must), drinks, coolers, plates, utensils, and a grill (be the grill master of the tailgate party)!
Take It Up A Notch:
- Everybody can bring a grill and some food, but that doesn’t make them tailgate masters…take it to the next level with portable phone chargers, wireless speakers, and a portable satellite TV so that you and your guests can watch the pre-game action at the same time. You’ll definitely get some brownie points for that!
All Decked Out:
- What is a tailgate without some team pride?? Not a good one that’s for sure! Get all decked out, apparel, magnet decor for your vehicle, balloons, foam fingers, and don’t forget to serve the opposing team fans a burger on a paper plate that has your team’s decor…oh yeah I went there!
Location:
- You can have everything for the perfect tailgate party, but it won’t be enough without the right spot! Weather is never perfect, especially in the months ahead, so get there early and ensure you get the perfect spot that shelters your vehicle from the sun, wind, and rain away is generally a wise choice.
Now that you have the tips to take on the tailgate, you have to ask yourself if you have the right ride? If you’re looking to upgrade your tailgate ride, stop into Loughead Nissan this month! When you shop our new specials you can save big on fan-favorite models! We also have an impressive inventory of Nissan models, which means we are confident you can find the right Nissan for your tailgate! Schedule a test drive today and SAVE BIG!
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How To Check Your Tire’s Tread | Swarthmore, PA
Living in Pennsylvania you know that the weather can be a bit crazy at times. And with September coming to a close and October rounding the corner, there’s one thing that we know for sure and that is that winter is coming. Don’t freak out quite yet, there’s no white stuff falling from the sky, but it is time to get our vehicle ready for what is to come. This week we are focusing on your tires and their tread. Below you will find our easy guide on checking your tire’s tread and when it’s time to replace them. Check it out and schedule your next service appointment online today!
You should be monitoring your tread depth closely once it reaches 4/32 inches deep.
- 4/32” or deeper = your tread is still in good shape
- 3/32” = your tread is wearing and you should replace soon
- 2/32” = it’s time to replace your tires as soon as possible
Now, put your tread to the test with these easy-to-follow tests:
The Penny Test
- Insert a penny into your tire’s tread groove with Lincoln’s head upside down into the tread facing toward you. If you can see all of the head, your tread depth is less than 2/32” and it is time to replace your tires.
The Quarter Test
- We want to recreate the same test but instead of a penny, we are going to use a quarter. If the tread reaches Washington’s head on the quarter, you have at least 4/32” of tread remaining. This means that your tire’s tread is still in good health!
Don’t have change? We have you covered!
- Take a look at your tread wear indicator bar that is molded into the tread of your tires. Bars are located at the bottom of tread grooves in multiple locations; when these bars are visibly flush with the adjacent ribs, your tire has no more than 2/32” of tread left. This is a visible indication that you need to swap out these tires!
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Summer is almost gone and it’s starting to feel like fall more than ever before. If you’re an early riser, you know those warm morning walks are a thing of the past. And if you need to hit the road to get to the gym or work, the time to defrost your car is just around the corner. So what does this mean? It means right now is the time to check your tires PSI. Your PSI is something that is normally overlooked but is a huge game-changer when it comes to your safety, handling, and even your fuel economy. When temperatures drop, so does your tire’s pressure, which can lead to issues. And to help avoid any issues down the road, we’ve got all you need to know about getting your PSI right where it needs to be! So go ahead, take a peek below, and if you need help with your PSI or tire replacement, feel free to schedule your appointment with the team here at Loughead Nissan!
Why it’s important to check your tire pressure…
- Your safety
- Longer lasting tires
- Improved handling and control
- Reduced risk of accidents and blowouts
- Better fuel economy
- Reduced carbon footprint
Tips for Checking and Filling Your Tires
- When the temperature drops, we suggest checking your tire pressure.
- Outside temperatures can cause tire pressure to vary by as much as 1 psi per 10 degrees.
What’s the right PSI level?
- The recommended PSI for your vehicle’s tires is determined by the vehicle’s manufacturer and the recommended tire size.
- You can find this information in your owner’s manual or on the placard inside of the door edge, glove box door, or fuel door.
- In most newer vehicles, your vehicle will alert you when your vehicle’s tires fall below the recommended PSI
- Do NOT use the max PSI that is printed on the tire sidewall. The pressure amount on the tire is normally the maximum allowed pressure.
- Over-inflation can lead to poor handling and comfort, overheating, and blowouts.
How to properly inflate your tires.
- If you do not have an air pump at home, most gas stations have an air pump for you to use.
- Remove dust caps from the tires’ valve stems.
- Insert your tire gauge into the tire valve and leave it in for a few seconds
- When you remove it, the gauge will provide a PSI reading
- If the tire gauge’s recorded reading is higher than the manufacturer-recommended rating, press the gauge tip on the valve stem until you hear air leak out. Check the tire pressure again.
- If the reading is lower than recommended, you will need to fill the tire with air.
- When filling the tire, firmly press the air-hose into the valve, as you did with the tire gauge
- When you think you’ve added or let out enough air, check the pressure a few times with the gauge.
- Return the valve dust caps.
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September is here and before we know it the leaves will be falling and so will the temperatures. Before that time comes, we suggest getting your Nissan back into top performance mode with some well-needed service! It’s no secret you’ve been out and about this summer, and now is the perfect time to get your ride in shape for the months ahead. We want to help you do just that, and keep your hard-earned money in your pocket! That’s why this week’s blog is dedicated to sharing our new September service incentives that are now available to you! So go ahead, take a peek below and head over to our site to claim your service offer today. Then schedule an appointment and leave the rest to the certified service professionals here at Loughead Nissan!
September Service Specials:
Synthetic Oil Change
- Get for only $47.95* (Was $59.95)
- Plus, multi-point inspection special
Tire Offer
- Buy 3 tires, get one for $1**
*All Specials Expire 9/30/2021. See Our Specials Page For Information.
**Offer Valid August 1 – October 31, 2021
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At Loughead Nissan, we’re all for making things easy for our customers. And that starts right here on our blog where we bring you helpful tips each week to help make the ownership of your vehicle easy as can be. This week we have focused on cleaning up your vehicle for the fall season. We hope you’ll take these tips and put them into use this September. Or if you’re ready to upgrade your vehicle altogether, hurry on in and let our team help you find the perfect new vehicle! We look forward to working with you – see you soon!
Undercarriage Cleaning
- Many car owners always keep the visible parts of their vehicle clean and sparkly. But what about the undercarriage of your vehicle? While your vehicle’s undercarriage is always just inches off the ground, it’s important to clean up and get rid of any road-borne impurities that come in contact with your undercarriage. Especially with slush and road salt quickly approaching in the upcoming winter months. It’s important to clean it well, clean it often.
Exterior Protection
- This is a little easier but still a task that takes a bit of elbow grease to complete and complete right. Impurities that lie hidden in moisture can lead to slowly eating away at your paint job, no matter how good it is. It’s important to ensure your car is waxed periodically and put that protective barrier between your paint and the elements!
Interior Cleaning
- Everything you tread on outside of your vehicle always makes its way inside your car at one point or another. While it may be difficult to get out of the vacuum and get into all the nooks and crannies, it’s extremely important to do so. Apart from the feeling that comes from being in a clean interior, you don’t want to find yourself with upholstery damage because you neglected to clean your ride. Get out that vacuum and make it sparkle. And a pro tip, add a new air freshener to freshen up the interior smell of your vehicle!
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Temperatures are dropping, seasons are changing, and soon leaves will start falling off the trees. But before we get there, it’s important to stop in and have your vehicle serviced for specific fall needs. What might those fall needs be? Check out our list below and let us help you prepare your BMW for all that is to come this fall season. And don’t forget to schedule your appointment online today and grab a service special that works for you! We look forward to working with you and your BMW – see you soon!
Car Battery
- With the changes of seasons coming quickly, it’s a great time to stop in to see our team for diagnostic testing to ensure that your battery is healthy and ready to take on the winter temperatures. Plus, ask to have your cables and terminals checked for corrosion and properly tightened. Winter is known for killing batteries, stop in, and let’s have your battery properly maintenanced before the change of seasons!
Headlights
- As our cars age, our headlights tend to become cloudy or even hazy, especially on vehicles that are continuously parked outside in the elements. While the days get shorter, we will be using our headlights much more these days which means it’s very important to ensure that your headlights are the brightest they could possibly be. Whether it’s headlight conditioning, replacement of the bulbs, or replacing your headlights altogether, our team can assist you with all of your needs.
Tires
- Responsible driving all starts at the tires. Monthly tread inspections can help you stay on top of when it’s time to replace your tires. If you have noticed that your tires are less than ⅛-inch of tread, then it’s time to upgrade. While all-season tires might be a cheaper option upfront, choosing a set for both summer and winter, offers a more well-rounded performance. Stop in to see our team and let us help you choose the right tires for your vehicle!
Wipers
- Did you know that it’s a great option to replace your wipers every six months? Typically, your wipers should be replaced twice a year to ensure top performance. Before the fall season, it’s a great option to upgrade those wipers and choose a pair that are specifically designed for winter weather as we are quickly heading that way. Also, if you’re looking to extend the lifespan of your wipers, we encourage you to clean them with a paper towel and glass cleaner each time you stop to get gas.


