It is the same drive whether you are coming to shop or to have
work done.
Our service department
looks after both brands, and you do not need to be buying
anything to bring a vehicle down.
Winter travel between Delaware County and Madison County
brings ice, freezing rain, slush, and repeated freeze-thaw
conditions. Snow depth is not the central concern on this
corridor. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT)
pre-treats ahead of storms with brine. Brine and granular salt
are standard on I-69, SR 9, SR 32, SR 67, SR 38, and SR 109.
Those roads include every route into our South Scatterfield
Road location.
County roads can be a different part of the trip. The Madison
County Highway Department separately maintains about 870 miles
of county road and 220 bridges, where treatment is thinner and
comes later. If conditions are active, the state route or
interstate portion and the county-road portion of your drive
may not be treated in the same way.
Brine remains on the undercarriage of vehicles driven along
this corridor through winter. An undercarriage wash is worth
asking for, along with a brake and rocker inspection. These
are practical service questions for a vehicle that regularly
travels this corridor or spends time on treated county roads.
You can check our
service and parts specials
before scheduling. Service and parts operate at the same
address as our new sales, used sales, and finance operations.
If you need to ask about the work before making the trip,
contact us online.