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Spring in the Cuyahoga Valley is a beautiful time of year. Celebrate the season, the sunny weather, and the spring blossoms behind the wheel of a powerful Ford Mustang with all the latest bells and whistles, and drive to the fantastic festivals and events loaded with spring activities around Norton, OH. 4 Fun Spring Activities You Can Drive to Near Norton, OH 1. Kids' Fishing Derby The annual Kids' Fishing Derby in mid-April at Little Turtle Pond at 2400 Harrington Road in Akron, 10 miles from Norton, is a wonderful event if you're a fishing family. Young anglers under 16 who can hook a golden trout each receive a $1 prize. A limited number of rods and reels are available, and bait is supplied. Adults are not permitted to fish, but you can enjoy the festive occasion picnicking and encourage your kids from the sideline. more 2. Native American Cultural Weekend Every year over a weekend in mid-April, Hale Farm and Village at 2686 Oak Hill Road in Bath, Ohio, about 13 miles away, hosts the two-day Native American Cultural Weekend, where families can experience the Native American culture and traditions of the  Cuyahoga Valley, home to indigenous peoples for thousands of years. Listen to fascinating stories of the past and present and watch engaging presentations and demonstrations by Native American educators to learn more about the rich history and archaeology of the Valley. Join the naturalist tour to the Log Cabin for a hearth and campfire cooking demonstration, learn more about the Eastern Woodlands' tattooing traditions, and visit Hale House for a dye demonstration. 3. Vintage Baseball and Picnic Days Step back to the 1860s at the Vintage Baseball and Picnic Days, held at the end of April at Hale Farm and Village each year. Enjoy delicious snacks and local brews while watching a baseball game played in historic gear with 19th-century rules by the Akron Black Stockings, a vintage baseball team against rival teams just like they did over 200 years ago. If you're going to have a cold one, please take it easy, drink slowly and responsibly, and don't drive. 4. Native Plant Festival Learn how to protect indigenous plant species and cultivate them to attract local wildlife to your garden at the annual Native Plant Festival at the Lake Area at 521 South River Road in Munroe Falls, just over 17 miles away, on May 20, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Summit Metro Parks staff and experts from local native plant nurseries will give talks on the crucial role of indigenous plants in our ecosystem and how to incorporate them into your landscaping. There will also be a wide selection of native plants for sale. Take full advantage of the spring season and enjoy a range of outdoor recreational, cultural, and historical experiences. Drop by Ken Ganley Ford today and take a new sporty Mustang, spacious Expedition, or tough F-150 for a spin.

Good headlights allow you to drive with confidence, as you can see and be seen by others. If you need new headlights, your Ford dealer can fit them for you. These are a few headlight problems you might encounter. Signs You Need New Headlights From Your Ford Dealer Corroded Headlight Sockets Your headlights fit securely into sockets located in the headlight recess. These sockets connect the lights to the electrical system so they can receive power. Like any socket, they are delicate and can be damaged by dirt or water. Water is a particular problem for a socket as it can cause rust and also interfere with the electrical system. Typically, water can't reach the sockets as a clear plastic cover protects the headlight recess. If this cover is damaged, the damage could be sufficient to cause a crack. Water can easily seep into a crack and will reach the socket. If this happens, your headlight could blow, and the socket itself will be damaged. We can clean the socket or replace it. In addition, we'll replace the lens to prevent further water damage. more Damaged Relays and Switches Your car's electrical systems contain numerous relays, switches, and fuses. Each of these components enables the electricity supply to be controlled. Each headlight, for example, has a relay for the low beam and a separate relay for the high beam. In addition, the headlight has a switch that can activate with a relay. The headlight also has a fuse that protects it against electrical surges or shorts. Relays and switches can wear out as time passes and can suffer damage. If this happens, it will affect one or both of your headlights depending on the damage. A headlight may refuse to switch on, or it could be damaged and blow. To find the exact cause of the problem, our technicians will investigate your electrical system. Once we've identified the problem, we'll repair it. Worn Lenses A lens doesn't have to be cracked to cause a problem for your headlights. Sand, salt, and debris from the road can scratch a lens surface as you drive. Over time, this minor damage can become significant enough to dim the light from the headlight bulb. An old lens will gradually fade due to the action of the sun's rays on plastic, and it will turn opaque. Damage or discoloration of a lens makes it more difficult for your car to be seen at night. It's also a traffic offense to drive with damaged lenses. We can fix this problem by replacing one or both lenses. If you have a headlight problem, call our service department today at Ken Ganley Ford.

The Ford Mustang has been an iconic car for many years, and now, the much-anticipated newest iteration has made its debut. The 2023 Mustang has intriguing new features that make it an even better car than the previous editions. It's perfect for anyone looking for a classic American sports car that can keep up with the times. Keep reading to learn more about it! Discover the 2023 Ford Mustang Iconic and Stunning Exterior Design With elegant lines and an aerodynamic design, the 2023 Mustang is built for speed and style. Available in both convertible trims, the EcoBoost or GT, there's something for everyone when it comes to the Mustang. In addition to its sleek exterior, the 2023 Mustang also offers various available wheel styles and sizes. Moreover, available packages, such as Mustang Nite Pony Package and Wheel & Stripe Package, will allow drivers truly make their Mustang their own. more Powerful Engine and Performance The 2023 Mustang's robust capabilities continue its legacy through its impressive performance and powerful engine options. The 2.3L EcoBoost engine is one such option that will delight drivers looking for a thrilling ride. This turbocharged four-cylinder engine produces an impressive 310 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque, making it a force to be reckoned with on the road. It's paired with either a six-speed manual transmission or an available ten-speed SelectShift automatic transmission, giving drivers the power to choose their preferred driving experience. With this performance, there's no wonder why the Mustang remains one of the most popular sports cars on the market today. Savvy Technology Features The 2023 Mustang comes standard with a 6-speaker sound system. It also has an available 9-speaker sound system with an amplifier. This sound system promises crystal-clear quality throughout the cabin. The available voice-activated navigation system will help you get to where you need to go without any hassle. By simply speaking out, you can choose your destination and receive turn-by-turn directions. The SYNC3 infotainment system is also available on the new Mustang, This feature keeps drivers connected like never before, as do the standard USB ports that come equipped with smart-charging capability. Furthermore, the FordPass app enables remote access to various functions such as starting and stopping the engine and unlocking or locking doors from afar. The 2023 Mustang is a sports car that will make your heart race! This classic has been reimagined and upgraded with modern features, making it a perfect combination of performance and style. Visit Ken Ganley Ford today to get behind the wheel and experience this amazing vehicle for yourself!

When you need a comfortable SUV that's not afraid to go off the beaten path, the 2023 Ford Explorer is ready for off-road adventures. With Intelligent Four-Wheel Drive available and multiple engine options offering up to 400 horsepower, its strong performance both on and off-road is complemented by its impressive technology and many interior comforts. Your Guide to the 2023 Ford Explorer Performance Three stunning engines are offered with this edition of the Explorer, including a 318-horsepower 3.3-liter hybrid V6 that can achieve up to 5,000 pounds in towing strength when properly equipped. The other two options, both gas engines, are a 300-horsepower 2.3-liter four-cylinder and a 400-horsepower 3.0-liter EcoBoost that help the vehicle tow 5,300 and 5,600 pounds, respectively. When driving off-road with the available Intelligent 4WD system, which adapts the vehicle to terrains automatically, you can also use the standard Terrain Management System to switch the vehicle into different driving modes. This latter system is perfect for gaining even more traction when tackling snow, sand, mud, and other difficult terrains. more Interior With a spacious and comfy interior, the 2023 Explorer is ready to seat up to seven passengers and offers plenty of comfort amenities in its seating options, including heated front and rear seats, as well as an Active Motion massage setting for the front-row seats. Climbing in and out of the cabin is simple with the E-Z Entry second-row seats, which quickly move out of the way with the pull of a lever, while the available third-row power-folding seats can quickly fold down to make room for cargo when there are fewer passengers. Technology Offering both an available 10.1-inch touchscreen and voice command technology, the SYNC 3 infotainment system is sure to spice up everyday commutes and road trips with its Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, SiriusXM satellite radio access, and both audible and visual navigation assistance. To charge laptops, multiple 12V power outlets are available, and to explore your surroundings while on trails without exiting the vehicle, there's also a 360-degree camera system that delivers split-screen views to the SYNC system's display inside the cabin. Safety Pre-Collision Assist and Automatic Emergency Braking are two of the Explorer's safety systems that can sense when you're at risk of a collision with vehicles or pedestrians in your path and can bring the vehicle to a stop if needed. Also offered, the Automatic High-Beam Headlamps adapt their brightness to changing lighting conditions on the road. Then there's Active Park Assist 2.0, a futuristic feature that can take over parking responsibilities for you by controlling braking, acceleration, and steering after you locate a suitable spot. Thanks to its strong engine performance, Intelligent 4WD, and comfortable interior filled with both luxury features and advanced technology, this is the most impressive edition of the Explorer yet. Come see everything else that helps make it a clear standout among SUVs by contacting us today at Ken Ganley Ford.

When it comes to working vans, the Ford Transit has long been the tradesman's choice. Its spectacular size, rugged engine, and tons of handy features make it perfect for the modern tradesman, and Ford has constantly improved it over the years to keep it practical in the modern world. This year, Ford has released a new Transit, and, with loads of exciting new features, it's certainly the best one yet. 3 Key Specs and Features of the 2023 Ford Transit-250 Modern Driver-Assist Technologies Pre-collision assist senses the road ahead with front-mounted cameras and keeps an eye out for potential collisions, then automatic emergency braking will kick in if your Transit senses any potential dangers, whether from pedestrians or other cars. Not only does this new suite of tech help keep you safe on the road, but it also helps you when you pick up trailers, too. Using rear-mounted cameras that are automatically activated in reverse gear, this system projects an image of what's behind you directly into the cabin, with extra markings helping keep you perfectly straight as you back up to hitch a trailer. more Useful Tech for Work When you purchase a new Transit, you'll get access to Ford Pro Telematics, a new system designed to monitor your entire fleet of work vans. All new Transits come with monitors as standard, and you can also purchase simple plug-in devices that work in all other vans. This system helps you track your workers and monitor their productivity, while also informing you of problems with each vehicle. The new Transit also comes with an optional built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, making it easy to track your workforce and also making it possible to do any admin work on the go. Huge and Versatile Its size has always been one of the best aspects of the Transit. With tons of space to fit racks, it's perfect for any tradesman, as you can easily and sensibly store all of your tools and work equipment. What's more, the rear of the Transit can be modified and altered with extra seating to accommodate up to 15 people. The Transit has been with us for more than 50 years now, and it has remained America's most loved van ever since. With all these new features on the new Transit, this model looks set to continue in the footsteps of its predecessors as the best working van in the USA. If you're looking for a new van for your work, come on down to Ken Ganley Ford, where we can help to find the perfect model for your needs.

Looking for a way to satisfy your craving for sightseeing and new places in and around Norton OH? You're in luck! We've put together a list of four great tourist attractions within an easy half-hour drive (or less), plus a fifth destination that doesn't require you to leave the Norton city limits at all. Be sure to read to the end for that special bonus destination, but for now, let's get going! 5 Great Tourist Attractions in Driving Distance of Norton, OH Akron Zoo First up is the Akron Zoo, located just 15 miles (and 15 minutes) northeast of Norton at 505 Euclid Avenue in nearby Akron, Ohio. This family-friendly attraction welcomes 400,000 visitors each year to a 50-acre site that's home to more than 1,000 animals and over 100 different species. With its tigers, snow leopards, red pandas, and even Komodo dragons, the Zoo is sure to satisfy your hankering for a walk on the wild side! more Akron Art Museum As long as we're in Akron for the Zoo, let's go for a twofer and head over to the nearby Akron Art Museum. Here you'll find more than 7,000 objects spanning the period from 1850 to the present day in genres as diverse as sculpture, glass, painting, photography, and digital art. Review your art experience with an after-art walk through the Museum's beautifully landscaped Event Space and Garden. It's all at 1 S High Street in downtown Akron. Cuyahoga Valley National Park Head twenty minutes north of Norton to explore the National Park Service's beautiful and historic Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Located at 6947 Riverview Road in Peninsula, OH, it beckons tourists with more than 125 miles of hiking trails, including one that follows the towpath of the historic Ohio and Erie Canal. Factor in great opportunities to fish, kayak, explore Brandywine Falls or ride the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway, and you've got the perfect family outing! Pro Football Hall of Fame If your idea of tourism includes sports, navigate about a half-hour southeast of Norton to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in nearby Canton. This shrine to American football showcases the history and evolution of the game, its rules, and equipment through interactive exhibits, artifacts, and memorabilia that recall legendary players and coaches. Stopping here feels like a game-winning touchdown if you love football or sports history; kickoff is at 2121 George Halas Dr. NW in Canton, OH. Norton Cider Festival If it's the first weekend in October and you're just back from one of the above attractions, it's time for our bonus: Norton's very own annual Cider Festival. Started in 1988, the Festival draws enthusiastic crowds from all around Norton for a weekend of cider tasting, tasty apple treats, games, rides, concerts, and a delicious pancake breakfast sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 132. To join in the fun, visit Columbia Woods Park at 4060 Columbia Woods Drive in Norton, Ohio. There you have it: four great attractions, plus a fifth insider bonus, all within an easy drive of downtown Norton and brought to you courtesy of Ken Ganley Ford. In the market for a new ride? Check out our full-service lineup of new and used Ford cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, EVs, and commercial vehicles at Ken Ganley Ford today!

When it comes to style, comfort, and ease of handling, there's nothing in the market of American crossover SUVs quite like the 2023 Ford Edge. It offers a massive range of new safety, tech, and design features that drivers love, available at 5 trim levels. Let's go ahead and break down what the 2023 Edge looks like at each trim level. Trim Levels of the 2023 Ford Edge The SE The 2023 Edge's SE trim is anything but a no-frills base trim! Coming with the full features of Ford's Co-Pilot360 safety technology, including side-impact airbags with newly improved sensors and a new TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system), it's already one of the most high-tech and safest SUVs on the market! The safety monitoring features are displayed, along with entertainment options, or the driver on Ford's SYNC 4A high-tech touchscreen system, which features Wi-Fi capability and numerous usability functions that are often only found in luxury cars or premium trims. more The SEL For drivers who want an even further boost of safety, the SEL enhances Ford's already industry-leading Co-Pilot360 system with the addition of adaptive cruise control, automatic lane centering, evasive steering, and more. On the exterior, Ford has added roof rack rails and LED fog lights to give the SEL some road trip-friendly features. The ST-Line The 2023 Edge might already have a lot of luxury car features, but the ST-Line is the trim where Ford makes it start to feel luxurious, adding a leather-wrapped steering wheel and seats, signature LED Dark Bezel headlamps, redesigned fender, and a Pillar Black grille, In addition to the aesthetic features, this trim also adds some functionality features such as dual exhaust pipes, automatic high beams, and rear parking sensors. The Titanium At the next trim level, Ford adds some additional comfort and entertainment features to the Titanium, making it an all-around more fun car to drive. The steering wheel is now heated, and a foot-activated trunk lift gate has been added. The interior entertainment system of the Titanium is enhanced with a premium B&O 12-speaker surround-sound system, including a powerful subwoofer. The ST At the premium trim level, Ford takes the 2023 Edge up to sports car level with some of the ST's features. A newly designed 2.7L V6 EcoBoost engine puffs out 335 horsepower, making this trim one of the most powerful crossover SUVs on the market. To complement the more powerful engine, Ford has also included improved disk brakes, brake pads, calipers, and 21-inch wheels with this trim. To complete the package, the driver can sit in Ford's signature Bolstered Captains Chair, which has the look and feel of a racecar seat. With everything that it offers, we don't blame you for wanting to quickly get your hands on a new 2023 Edge, and you can bet your new Ford will have all the features you need for a family car! So head down to Ken Ganley Ford to get your hands on the much-hyped 2023 Edge while supplies still last!

If you're in Norton, OH and are in the mood for a delicious dessert or a tasty treat, you'll want to check out local bakeries. We're sure that you won't be able to limit yourself to just one yummy pastry at these places! 3 Favorite Local Bakeries Just Down the Road Near Norton, OH 1. Tiffany's Bakery Just a few miles outside of Norton on 620 Ridgewood Crossing, Tiffany's bakery is a family-owned and operated local gem that has been around for more than 40 years. Tiffany's is known for its custom cakes, with options ranging from airbrushed design cakes, tiered cakes, elegant flower design cakes, and wedding cakes. Get a taste of Tiffany's famous cakes by visiting the bakery, which is open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm Monday through Saturday and 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Sunday. They offer daily slices of their most popular flavors. Doesn't chocolate peanut butter or lemon cream cake sound so good right now? Of course, Tiffany's also has delicious cookies, doughnuts, and puff pastries. 2. Leach's Meats and Sweets Whether you're craving savory or sweet, Leach's Meats and Sweets has got you covered. Leech's has been serving Norton, Akron and the surrounding areas for almost 50 years. Leach's offers a diverse menu of deli trays, sandwiches, and subs, but we're partial to their handmade cakes and bakery items. Stop by 256 31st Street to visit the bakery, which is open from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday. Leach's bakery creates fresh treats ranging from doughnuts and dinner rolls to cookies and cupcakes. You can also order a carryout meal for the whole family or a large order for your next event, which you can pick up in your 2023 Ford Bronco with ease. 3. Sweet Mary's Bakery Sweet Mary's bakery is a woman-owned business just a few minutes from Norton. They opened in 2015 and have provided the community with fresh, high-quality baked goods ever since. At Sweet Mary's, located at 76 East Mill Street, you can find bagels, croissants, cookies, quiches, and cakes! The menu updates frequently, but you can generally expect to find the following items when you visit: cinnamon rolls, scones, coffeecake, French Macaroons, blondies, cheesecake, buttermilk biscuits, and tiramisu. The menu is updated on their website to reflect each month's menu. When you visit, ask about the cake of the month! Sweet Mary's is open from Thursday to Sunday, with hours ranging from the early morning to the afternoon. Satisfy your sweet tooth with a visit to these community-loved favorites near Norton. Go for a custom cake at Tiffany's, combine a savory meet with a sweet treat at Leach's, or enjoy a small-batch pastry from Sweet Mary's. Speaking of sweet, stop by Ken Ganley Ford to see our inventory and get a sweet deal on your next vehicle! more

Located in the western part of the Akron metropolitan area, the city of Norton, OH features numerous nearby tourist destinations that draw visitors of all ages and preferences year-round. Whether you are searching for historical monuments, nature reserves, or other local landmarks, here are three nearby destinations you can drive to in your new 2023 Ford Explorer Platinum. 3 Favorite Local Landmarks in Driving Distance of Norton, OH 1. Portage Lakes State Park A magnet for boaters, nature lovers, and anglers, Portage Lakes State Park is one of the favorite local attractions among Norton residents, offering endless opportunities for outdoor sports and recreation. Covering an area of a little over 400 acres and managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, this state park is located at 5031 Manchester Road and can be reached in less than 15 minutes by car from the city center. Portage Lakes State Park opened its doors to the public in 1949 and has since been one of the best spots in the region to unwind, spend a day away from the city, and have a picnic with friends. Some of the facilities you can find in this local landmark include public boat ramps, an archery range, accessible fishing piers, nine nature trails for running or hiking, and swimming beaches. more 2. Akron Art Museum Located at 1 South High Street in downtown Akron and less than 10 miles northeast of Norton, the Akron Art Museum is one of the most iconic buildings in the region, as well as a popular local landmark that draws thousands of visitors every year. While the original museum opened its doors to the public in 1922, the current building was inaugurated in 2007. Open Wednesday through Sunday from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, the Akron Art Museum features three collections of local art pieces in a gallery space that encompasses more than 20,000 square feet. Besides these permanent exhibits, this museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and events, making it the most important cultural center in the city. 3. Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens Another important local landmark located within driving distance of Norton, Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens is a sprawling house museum that features several gardens, a greenhouse, and one of the largest Tudor Revival houses in the entire United States. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, this place is a great spot to learn about the life of the affluent families that lived in the complex throughout the early 20th century. No matter what type of vehicle you are looking for, if you are searching for a local dealership offering great models and the best prices in town, you've come to the right place! Stop by Ken Ganley Ford today, find the perfect car for you and your family, and meet our team of expert sales agents.

Looking for a museum fix in the Norton, Ohio area? While small-town Norton does have its own Historical Society (more below!), you'll have to visit nearby Akron or Canton to catch more museums. We've done the research for you, so engage your F-150's turn-by-turn navigation system, and make the drive to four of the best museums near Norton, OH! Make the Drive: 4 of the Best Museums Near Norton, OH Biery House and Museum Let's start in Norton at the Biery House and Museum, a house museum that's also the home base for the Norton Historical Society at 3412 Greenwich Road. Founded in 1984, the Society documents the history of Norton using photographs, maps, books, family histories, local papers, and even the clothing of Norton's early settlers. There's even a section focused on the Norton Public Schools, complete with the record of every graduating class since 1895! more Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens A stone's throw from Norton at 714 North Portage Path, Akron Ohio, Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens is the 6th largest historic home open to the public in the United States and also Akron's first and largest National Historic Landmark. Completed in 1915 by owner F.A. Seiberling, who co-founded the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, this house museum is generally considered one of the finest examples of Tudor revival architecture in the United States. Did we mention authenticity? Inside Stan Hywet, 95% of the collection and furnishings remain original to the home! The estate's ten gardens are also highly acclaimed, especially the English Garden, a popular wedding venue designed by one of America's first female landscape architects, Ellen Biddle Shipman. Also noteworthy is the estate's Gate Lodge, where a Mother's Day 1935 meeting between members of the Seiberling family resulted in the creation of Alcoholics Anonymous. Akron Art Museum Just 3 miles from the Stan Hywet at 1 S High St, the Akron Art Museum is currently celebrating its 100th anniversary as a mecca for modern and contemporary art and design. More than 7,000 works from the 1850s onwards, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and video art, fill the museum's galleries. As your F-150's turn-by-turn navigation will tell you, the Museum is an 18-minute drive from downtown Norton via Wadsworth Road. MAPS Air Museum Let's wrap our museum crawl with the MAPS Air Museum at 2260 International Pkwy, North Canton, OH. Just 17 miles from Norton via I-77 S, this must-visit for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs features an impressive collection of aircraft, including military planes and helicopters, that span the history of aviation. Explore the inside and outside of the planes and learn about the stories behind each one! Want to make some automotive history of your own? Drive by after your museum crawl and check out our great selection of new and pre-owned vehicles. Visit Ken Ganley Ford today!

Are you in the mood for some delicious Asian cuisine? Look no further than Norton, OH! This small town offers some of the best Asian restaurants in the area. From traditional favorites like beef and broccoli to unique dishes like sushi burritos, these three restaurants near Norton are sure to please even the pickiest of eaters. Drive on Over to These 3 Asian Restaurants Near Norton, OH Ming Garden Chinese Restaurant If you're craving Chinese food, you won't find a better place than Ming Garden Chinese Restaurant. Located at 3140 Greenwich Road, this Asian restaurant offers an extensive menu that features both traditional Chinese dishes and a variety of Americanized Chinese food. At Ming Garden, you can choose from staples, such as general Tso's chicken and fried rice, or you can try something a little different, like hot and sour pork or lemon pepper chicken. Ming Garden also offers a variety of budget-friendly lunch specials, making it an affordable choice for families looking for a tasty meal. Number 1 Kitchen This Asian restaurant offers authentic Thai and Japanese dishes that are sure to satisfy even the pickiest eater. At Number 1 Kitchen, you can choose from an extensive menu of dishes, including soups, salads, noodles, and more. If you're craving something light, try the tom yum soup, or go for something heartier with the pad thai. For a truly unique experience, try the sushi burrito. This dish is like a giant sushi roll that you eat with a fork and knife. It's a great dish for sharing, and there are plenty of filling options available. Number 1 Kitchen offers a variety of lunch specials, as well as an all-you-can-eat special that's great for groups. Number 1 Kitchen is located at 3710 Manchester Rd, Akron. more New Style If you're in the mood for Chinese food, you won't find a better place than New Style. Located at 136 Akron Rd, Wadsworth, this Asian restaurant offers an extensive menu of traditional Chinese dishes, including a variety of soups and a delicious Chinese barbecue. At New Style, you can choose from staples, such as general Tso's chicken and hot and sour soup, or you can try something a little different, like the steak in black pepper sauce or the Chinese barbecue. New Style also offers a lunch menu that is perfect for those looking for a quick and affordable meal. You won't have any problem finding these restaurants with the advanced navigation system of your new Ford Escape. Check one out today and the other new cars we have in stock at Ken Ganley Ford.

Each year, an estimated 33,000 road accidents are caused by tire failure. But if you regularly inspect your tires for damage, check their air pressure, and take them in for rotation, you're very unlikely to have a tire fail on you. Keep an eye out for the following eight signs of trouble, any of which should prompt a swift visit to your nearest Ford dealer for a set of new tires. 8 Signs Your Ford Needs New Tires Low Tread Depth During the warmer months, it's unwise to drive on tires with tread depth under 2/32 of an inch. In fact, it's illegal to have less than this tread depth in most states, including Ohio. During winter, it's considered unwise to drive on treads shallower than 5/32 of an inch. To help know when your treads at too worn down, keep an eye on the tire wear bars inside the largest voids between your treads. These little bars are usually 2/32 of an inch high. So when your treads have worn down to the level of these bars, you know it's time for replacements. more Uneven Tread Depth If just one of your tires has significantly shallower treads than the others, your handling will suffer, and you're at risk of skids. You'll have to replace the full pair or set of tires. With front or rear-wheel drives, you can generally change your tires in pairs. But if you have a car with four-wheel drive, you'll need to replace all four tires at once. You can mitigate the risk of uneven tire wear with regular tire rotation, which should usually be carried out twice a year. Blistered Rubber Any blistering or bubbling in tire rubber means the structural integrity of the whole tire is threatened. Bubbles often indicate an internal puncture. That tire will have to go. Cracked Sidewalls The rubber of tire sidewalls contains a little moisture as part of its compound. This moisture can gradually dry out in the powerful UV rays of direct sunlight, which starts to crack the rubber. Hairline cracks are okay, but anything larger means the tire is on its last legs. Deeply Cut Treads Sharp objects on the road can slice into tire rubber. As with cracks, tiny cuts are usually harmless. But if you see a cut that's over an inch in length and deep, your tire will probably need replacing. Embedded Objects Sometimes an object, like a sharp stone, nail, or scrap of metal, can become embedded in your tire. Embedded objects might conceal a hidden puncture. Pull it out to see how deep the damage goes. Winter's Approaching The slippery, icy roads of winter offer a whole new challenge to car tires. It's always wise to install winter tires as the temperature drops. Your Ford Dealer Finds a Fault Experienced technicians can often spot issues that you might miss, such as if your wheels are slightly misaligned or cambering, causing unusual tire pressure. This is why regular servicing visits at your local dealership are so important. Visit Ken Ganley Ford today to have your tires inspected, rotated, or replaced. We provide the local drivers of Ohio with top-notch vehicles and customer service.