Take the Mystery Out of Getting Your Car Fixed
If you’ve ever felt “taken” at the repair shop this is for you, because even in the best cases, many people think they’ve been overcharged when it comes to auto repair and maintenance.
Because there’s a big disparity of information between customer and mechanic, it’s easy to get confused. And this is what some shops [...]
Buying Tires Online? Get No Installation Hassle!
The last time you purchased tires online did you find the process of locating an installer to be slightly painful or embarrassing, and worse yet, far more expensive than you had anticipated? Well, we’ve solved that problem for you. Just follow these three simple steps…
Shop our vast selection of Tires online, choose the tires that [...]
Check Out OwnerAutoSite.com
OwnerAutoSite.com is a new, free and 24/7, Web- based loyalty service that gives you your vehicle information in an easy-to-access Web site. It’s a great tool to track, plan and budget for your vehicle’s service, as well as seeing what’s been done.
Accaee the service history for all your vehicles that are serviced at Kenwood Tire, request appointments and print [...]
Is the 3,000 Mile Oil Change A Myth?
February 20, 2010 by Spencer
Filed under Featured, The Tire Skinny
Is the 3,000 mile oil change interval real maintenance? Or is it a myth?
It depends on who you talk to….
Nothing works harder than your engine oil; Everyone agrees that regular oil changes prolongs the life of your engine by preventing sludge buildup.
So when should you change your oil in your car? 3,000 miles was always the [...]
Green Tires for Sale
Your tire choice matters and we’re here to help you feel good about driving. That’s why our favorite tires are Nokian.
Not for everyone, these are truly the tire lovers tire. From the legendary Hakkapelitta to the new WR G2, they feature nothing but the latest technology. Made in Finland, Nokian was the first manufacturer to use low aromatic, earth-friendly and renewable [...]
New Old Pictures
I found some new pictures of our building today in a book by James Benson – West Bridgewater. Ken Wood, my father in law, bought this building from the town, for $1, and set up shop in 1963. You’ll just love the squeaky floors and original chalkboards. If you have any memories of going to school [...]