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If a new SUV with style and utility seems like the right vehicle for you and your loved ones, the 2018 Honda Pilot is a notable option. With a commanding exterior that offers LED Low-Beam Headlights with Auto-On/Off, and taillights that get eye-catching LED touches, the 2018 Honda Pilot, and its standard three-row seating is stylish and full of functionality. And, with a V6 engine that offers 280 Horsepower, your explorations will have plenty of power behind them too!...

Whether you are in the market for a sedan, hatchback, or coupe, the 2018 Honda Civic has got something for you. It is fun to drive with its nimble handling and has a striking design equipped with many exciting features. Constructed with quality materials and an available 15.1 cubic feet of cargo space that the 2018 Honda Civic Sedan offers, you can enjoy a drive of comfort and space for your belongings...

Like most vehicle components, tires will wear out after a certain number of miles. Typically, tires last for at least 40,000 miles and up to 80,000 if they are properly maintained. If they have lost tread, are damaged or aren't properly aligned, it may be time to buy a new set.

When tires are not aligned properly or are not rotated, they can wear in an uneven manner. In some cases, this results in a bulge in the side wall that can pop at any time. A bald tire is one that won't grip the road…

Before summer arrives, take your car to a reputable dealership for seasonal vehicle maintenance. It won't take long or cost a lot of money, and the investment will be worth it to the life of your car.

Summer vehicle maintenance includes checking your vehicle's battery and cleaning off any corrosion. If your battery is more than four years old, it is likely to become unreliable and fail, and you should replace it. Heat is tough on tires, and you should have them checked for wear and tear, air pressure levels and proper tread. Neglecting your tires can cause…

When you’re stranded on the side of the road with a flat tire, you want to get moving as quickly and safely as possible. The donut, or compact tire, provides that type of convenience for you. A full-size pare tire, on the other hand, offers a longer-term solution.

Once you turn on your car it begins to idle which means it is running without you pushing down on the gas pedal at all. Occasionally your vehicle can stall out while idling which can sometimes indicate a faulty timing belt. That is why we here at Rick Roush Honda in Medina want to give you the basics.