Road Trip Prep From Fort Worth: Get Your Lincoln Ready

Service  |  Fort Worth, TX A North Texas summer is hard on a car battery, even in a new Lincoln. Learn what heat does, what warning signs to watch for and how to get ahead of a no start morning. Most drivers blame winter for dead batteries. In Fort Worth, the real damage happens in July and August. Weeks of 100 degree afternoons, an SUV parked in a sun baked lot at Clearfork, and a cabin running the air conditioning hard all add up, and the battery often gives out on the first cool morning in fall. The good news is that a battery rarely fails without warning. Knowing what Texas heat does, which signs to watch for and when to test can keep you from calling for a jump in a grocery store parking lot. Quick answer: Heat speeds up the chemical wear inside a car battery, and AAA says batteries in hot southern climates typically last about three years compared with five or more in cooler places. Watch for slow cranking, a battery or charging warning light and Auto Start-Stop that stops engaging. Have your Lincoln battery tested every year starting around year three, and replace it with the correct type for your vehicle. Typical life in hot climates About 3 years, per AAA When to test Every year starting in year three Where to replace Hooks Lincoln service or Lincoln Mobile Service In this post Why heat shortens battery life Warning signs to watch for Start/stop and your battery How often to test Replacement and hybrids Helping a battery last longer Why Does Texas Heat Shorten a Car Battery's Life? A car battery makes power through a chemical reaction. Heat speeds that reaction up, which sounds helpful, but AAA notes it also increases the rate at which the battery wears out. That wear adds up when temperatures under the hood stay high for weeks at a time. That is why location matters so much. AAA says a battery in hot southern locales typically lasts about three years, while batteries in cooler northern climates often go five years or more. Kelley Blue Book puts the general range at three to four years, with less in regions with high heat and humidity. The damage builds quietly over the summer. Then the first cold snap arrives, the engine needs more power to start, and a battery that was weakened in August finally cannot keep up. The damage builds quietly over the summer. Then the first cold snap arrives, and a battery that was weakened in August finally cannot keep up. What Are the Warning Signs of a Weak Lincoln Battery? Some batteries fail with no obvious symptoms, but most give a few hints first. Pay attention if you notice any of these: Do not ignore these Slow or labored cranking. If the engine turns over slower than usual, especially on the first start of the day, the battery may be losing capacity. Battery or charging warning light. A warning on the instrument cluster can point to the battery or the charging system. Get it checked soon. Auto Start-Stop stops engaging. When the system decides the battery needs charge, it keeps the engine running at stops. A change in how often it shuts off can be an early clue. Electrical oddities. Flickering lights, a slow power liftgate or a screen that resets on startup can signal low voltage. A swollen case or corrosion. Heat can make a battery case bulge, and white or blue buildup on the terminals can interfere with charging. Fort Worth driver tip If you park outside all day near Sundance Square or at a job site off I-35W, look for shade or a garage spot when you can. Cooler parking takes some stress off the battery. Owners who head to Possum Kingdom Lake or the Hill Country for a long weekend should treat any slow start before the trip as a reason to get the battery tested first. How Does Auto Start-Stop Affect Your Lincoln Battery? Many Lincoln models use Auto Start-Stop, which shuts the engine off when you come to a complete stop and restarts it when you release the brake. Lincoln explains that the system will not shut the engine off while the battery is charging, and it also waits for the engine to warm up. Vehicles with start/stop ask more of the battery because of all those extra restarts. Some use an AGM or similar battery designed for that duty, and the vehicle's battery management system watches the battery's condition closely. On some Ford and Lincoln vehicles, that system needs to be reset after a new battery goes in so it charges the new one correctly. That is a good reason to have battery work done by technicians who know Lincoln systems. Installing the wrong type of battery, or skipping the reset, can shorten the new battery's life and leave start/stop working poorly. Schedule a Battery Test See Service Specials How Often Should You Have Your Lincoln Battery Tested? AAA recommends having a battery inspected at every oil change and tested every year once it reaches its third year. In North Texas, that third year often lines up with when heat damage starts to show. A battery test measures how much starting power the battery still has compared with what it was built to deliver. It takes a few minutes and gives you a clear answer instead of a guess. At Hooks Lincoln, Lincoln trained technicians check the battery and charging system as part of routine service, and you can ask for a test any time you are in. Spring is a smart time for a test, before the heat sets in. Late summer is another, before cooler mornings ask more of a tired battery. What Happens When Your Lincoln Battery Needs Replacing? 1 Confirm it is the battery A test separates a worn battery from a charging system problem, such as an alternator issue, so you do not replace the wrong part. 2 Match the right battery Our technicians install the battery type and size specified for your Lincoln, including start/stop compatible batteries where required. 3 Reset and check the system When your Lincoln calls for it, the battery management system is reset, and the charging system is checked so the new battery starts life on the right foot. 4 Choose where it happens Have it done at our service department, or let Lincoln Mobile Service replace the battery at your home or office, depending on distance and season. Do Lincoln hybrids have a 12 volt battery? They do. The Lincoln Nautilus hybrid uses a high voltage battery for the hybrid system plus a separate 12 volt battery, according to Lincoln's first responder information. That 12 volt battery can still weaken with age and heat, so it belongs on the same testing schedule. Leave high voltage battery service to Lincoln trained technicians. How Can Fort Worth Owners Help a Battery Last Longer? Park in a garage or shade when you can, especially during long summer afternoons Mix in longer drives, since short trips may not fully recharge the battery Use a maintenance charger if a Lincoln will sit parked for weeks, a step AAA suggests Keep terminals clean and the battery hold down secure Have the battery tested every year once it reaches year three None of this is complicated, and a few minutes of attention can save you from a no start morning in the middle of a busy week. Book it your way Schedule online, through the Lincoln app, or by phone at 817-596-0044. Ask about Pickup and Delivery if you would rather we come to you. Battery Life and Heat How long does a car battery last in Texas? AAA says batteries in hot southern climates typically last about three years, compared with five or more in cooler regions. Driving habits and how much time the vehicle sits in the sun also play a part. Is heat or cold harder on a car battery? Heat does most of the damage by speeding up internal wear. Cold weather then exposes that damage, because the engine needs more power to start on a chilly morning. Does parking in the shade help my battery? Shade and garage parking lower under hood temperatures, which takes some heat stress off the battery over a long Texas summer. Warning Signs What are the signs my Lincoln battery is dying? Watch for slow cranking, a battery or charging warning light, flickering lights and Auto Start-Stop that rarely engages. Some batteries fail without warning, which is why regular testing matters. Why did my Lincoln's Auto Start-Stop stop working? The system keeps the engine running when the battery needs charge or the engine is still warming up. If it stops engaging for weeks, have the battery and charging system tested. Can a bad battery cause other electrical problems? Low voltage can cause flickering lights, slow power accessories and screens that reset. A quick battery test can rule it in or out. Testing How often should I test my car battery? AAA recommends an inspection at every oil change and a test every year starting in the battery's third year. In Fort Worth heat, staying on that schedule is a smart habit. How long does a battery test take? Only a few minutes. Ask for one during any service visit at Hooks Lincoln. Can a battery test tell if the alternator is the problem? A test of the battery and charging system helps separate a worn battery from a charging issue, so you replace the right part the first time. Replacement Does my Lincoln need a special battery? Some vehicles with Auto Start-Stop use an AGM or similar battery built for frequent restarts. Your Owner's Manual and our parts team can confirm the correct battery for your Lincoln. Does the battery system need a reset after replacement? Some Ford and Lincoln vehicles need the battery management system reset after a new battery is installed. Our technicians handle that as part of the job. Can Lincoln Mobile Service replace my battery at home? Battery replacement is one of the jobs Lincoln Mobile Service handles at your home or office. Availability depends on distance and season. Hybrids and Scheduling Does the Lincoln Nautilus hybrid have a regular 12 volt battery? It carries a separate 12 volt battery alongside the high voltage hybrid battery. Test it on the same schedule as any other car battery. Can I jump start a Lincoln hybrid? Follow the jump starting steps in your Owner's Manual, since hybrids use specific connection points. When in doubt, call Lincoln Roadside Assistance or our service team. How do I schedule a battery test at Hooks Lincoln? Book online through our Schedule Service page, use the Lincoln app, or call 817-596-0044. We are at 8900 West Freeway in Fort Worth. Due for a battery test? Pick a day and time that fits your week. Schedule Service Meet our service team See everything the Hooks Lincoln service department handles. Service Department

Service  |  Fort Worth, TX Oil changes, batteries, tire rotations and more can happen in your driveway or office parking lot. Learn what Lincoln Mobile Service handles, how to book it and how to get ready. Taking half a day off to sit in a service lounge is a hard sell in July. Between work, summer camps and the heat, most Fort Worth area Lincoln owners would rather keep their routine service off the calendar entirely. Lincoln Mobile Service is built for that. A Lincoln trained technician brings the tools and parts to the place you choose, whether that is your driveway in Benbrook or your office lot near Sundance Square, and handles a long list of routine jobs on site. Knowing what it can and cannot do keeps the appointment smooth. Quick answer: Lincoln Mobile Service sends a technician to your home or office to handle routine work such as oil and filter changes, tire rotations, brakes, batteries, wipers, bulbs, software updates and many recalls. Book it through Hooks Lincoln or the Lincoln app. Availability depends on distance and season, and larger repairs still come to the shop, often through Pickup and Delivery. Where it happens Your home, office or another spot you choose How to book Hooks Lincoln or the Lincoln app Availability Varies by distance and season In this post What Mobile Service is What it can and cannot do How to book it What to have ready Mobile Service vs. Pickup and Delivery Summer heat and scheduling What Is Lincoln Mobile Service? Lincoln Mobile Service is automotive service performed at the location and time you choose. Instead of you bringing your Corsair, Nautilus, Aviator or Navigator to 8900 West Freeway, a technician from our service team comes to you in a vehicle stocked with the tools and genuine Lincoln parts for the job. It is one of the ownership benefits Lincoln built for its clients, and it is run through participating dealers like Hooks Lincoln. Service through the program also earns Lincoln Access Rewards points when you use the Lincoln app. What Can Lincoln Mobile Service Handle, and What Still Needs the Shop? The list of on site work is longer than most owners expect. Lincoln Mobile Service can handle: Oil and filter changes, along with fluids and filters Brake service and battery replacement Tire rotation, plus tire repair or replacement when the service vehicle is properly equipped Wiper blades, lamps and bulbs Diagnostic scanning and software updates Recall and field service work, when the specific repair can be done on site Accessory installation on eligible items Some jobs still belong in the service bay. Work that calls for a vehicle lift, an alignment rack, extended diagnosis or several hours of shop time typically comes to Hooks Lincoln. Your service advisor will tell you up front which way your visit will go, and if it needs the shop, Pickup and Delivery can often take care of the trip for you. Book the shop instead for these Temperature gauge climbing or steam from the hood. Stop driving and call us. Overheating in summer traffic can damage an engine quickly. Grinding brakes or a soft pedal. Brake trouble needs a full inspection on a lift. Do not wait for a driveway appointment. Flashing check engine light. A flashing light often signals a misfire. Have the vehicle towed or brought in rather than driving it around. How Do You Book Mobile Service Through Hooks Lincoln or the Lincoln App? 1 Choose how to request it Request Mobile Service through Hooks Lincoln online, call our service team at 817-596-0044, or schedule in the Lincoln app by picking Hooks Lincoln as your dealer. 2 Describe the work and the location Tell us what you need done and exactly where the vehicle will be parked, including the address, gate codes and which garage level or parking row. 3 Confirm the time and any details We confirm whether your address and the requested work fit Mobile Service, and we ask about pricing questions and any trip requirements before the appointment. 4 Meet the technician or leave the key The technician arrives, completes the work on site and walks you through what was done and anything coming due. Request Mobile Service Schedule at the Shop What Should You Have Ready Before the Technician Arrives? A little preparation keeps a driveway appointment on schedule. Before your technician pulls up, run through this list: A clear, flat and easy to reach spot with room to work around the vehicle Permission to have work done there, if you live with an HOA or park in an office garage Your key fob, and the wheel lock key if your Lincoln has locking lug nuts A short note of any warning messages, sounds or changes you have noticed A phone number where you can be reached in case the technician needs your approval for extra work Clear driveway, key ready, phone on. That covers most of what a technician needs from you. Clear driveway, key ready, phone on. That covers most of what a technician needs from you. How Is Mobile Service Different From Pickup and Delivery? The two programs solve the same problem in opposite ways. With Mobile Service, the technician comes to your vehicle and the work happens where it sits. With Lincoln Pickup and Delivery, we come get your vehicle, bring it to our service department, and return it when the work is finished. Pickup and Delivery is complimentary for eligible vehicles within the 4 year or 50,000 mile new vehicle limited warranty, and you get a complimentary Lincoln loaner to drive while yours is in the shop, plus status updates by text or email. Vehicles outside that window may still qualify, so ask. Use Mobile Service for quick, routine jobs you would rather not leave home for. Use Pickup and Delivery for anything that needs a lift, specialized equipment or more time. Does Texas Summer Heat Change How Mobile Service Works? It can. Lincoln notes that Mobile Service location conditions vary by season and by each dealer's distance requirements, so a July request may look different from one in October. Our team will let you know what is available for your address. Fort Worth driver tip When highs push past 100 degrees, ask for an early morning slot and park in a garage or shaded spot if you can. Heat is also hard on batteries and air conditioning, so summer is a smart time to have the technician check both while they are already in your driveway in Burleson, Aledo or Saginaw. Spring hail and severe storms can reshuffle appointments too. If weather rolls in, we will work with you to move the visit rather than have a technician working under lightning. Book it your way Request Mobile Service, schedule online, use the Lincoln app, or call 817-596-0044. Ask about Pickup and Delivery when the work needs our shop. Mobile Service Basics What is Lincoln Mobile Service? It is routine Lincoln service performed at a location you choose, such as your home or office, by a technician from your Lincoln dealer. Hooks Lincoln offers it to owners in the Fort Worth area. Which Lincoln models can use Mobile Service? Lincoln owners can request it for the Corsair, Nautilus, Aviator, Navigator and other Lincoln vehicles. Whether a specific job fits depends on the work, so our team confirms when you book. Does Mobile Service use genuine Lincoln parts? The technician brings the genuine Lincoln parts the job calls for, the same parts used in our service department. What It Covers Can Lincoln Mobile Service change my oil at home? Oil and filter changes are one of the most common Mobile Service jobs. The technician can rotate tires and check fluids on the same visit. Can a mobile technician replace my Lincoln battery? Battery replacement is on the Mobile Service list. In Texas summer heat, that makes it an easy fix when a weak battery leaves you stuck at home. Can recalls be done through Mobile Service? Many recall and field service actions can be completed on site. Some need shop equipment, so we check your VIN and the specific recall before scheduling. Booking and Availability How do I schedule Lincoln Mobile Service? Request it through Hooks Lincoln online, call 817-596-0044, or book in the Lincoln app with Hooks Lincoln selected as your dealer. Is Mobile Service available in Mansfield, Burleson and Weatherford? Availability depends on your address, the season and dealer mileage requirements. Give us your location and we will confirm what we can offer. How much does Lincoln Mobile Service cost? Pricing depends on the work being done, so ask our service team for a quote when you book. Current offers are listed on our Service and Parts Specials page. Mobile Service vs. Pickup and Delivery What is the difference between Mobile Service and Pickup and Delivery? Mobile Service brings the technician to your vehicle. Pickup and Delivery brings your vehicle to our shop and back, with a complimentary Lincoln loaner in the meantime. Is Lincoln Pickup and Delivery free? It is complimentary for eligible vehicles within the 4 year or 50,000 mile new vehicle limited warranty. Vehicles outside that window may qualify, so ask our team. Which option should I choose for a brake job? Many brake services can be done on site, but a grinding noise or soft pedal calls for a full inspection in the shop. Your service advisor will steer you to the right option. Getting Ready Do I need to be home during Mobile Service? You do not need to stand by the vehicle, but stay reachable by phone in case the technician needs approval for additional work or has a question. Can Mobile Service work in an apartment or office garage? Often, as long as there is room to work and the property allows it. Check with your HOA or building manager and tell us the parking level when you book. What happens if it rains or storms on my appointment day? We will reach out to reschedule if severe weather makes on site work unsafe. Spring storms and hail in North Texas can move appointments with little notice. Prefer the shop? Pick a day and time for service at 8900 West Freeway. 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Service  |  Fort Worth, TX North Texas summers run past 100 degrees, and a weak AC gets worse fast in that heat. Learn the warning signs, what an AC check covers, and how to keep your Lincoln cool from May to September. The first 95 degree afternoon of the year has a way of exposing an AC that was only getting by last fall. You climb into a Lincoln that sat in a parking lot at Clearfork, crank the fan, and the air takes a long time to turn cold, if it ever does. May is the right time to fix that. Shops get busy once triple digit days set in, and a small problem, like a slow leak or a clogged filter, is easier and cheaper to sort out before it turns into a failed compressor in July. This guide walks through what to watch for, what our technicians check, and a few habits that make a Texas summer easier on you and your Lincoln. Quick answer: If your Lincoln's AC blows warm, cools slowly, smells musty or makes new noises, have it checked before summer heat sets in. An AC check covers system performance, refrigerant charge and leaks, the compressor, belts and hoses, the condenser and cooling fans, and the cabin air filter, and fixing a small leak now costs less than a failed part in July. Good time to check Spring, before triple digit days Cabin air filter About every second service interval, sooner with dust and pollen Low refrigerant means A leak somewhere in a sealed system In this post Signs the AC is weak What an AC check covers Is it just low refrigerant? The cabin air filter How the AC ties to cooling Precool before you get in How Can You Tell Your Lincoln's AC Is Getting Weak? Most AC problems give you some warning. The trouble is that the signs creep in slowly, so many drivers get used to them until a hot day makes them impossible to ignore. Pay attention if you notice any of these: Signs your AC needs a look Warm or barely cool air. If the air never gets truly cold, even on the coldest setting after a few minutes of driving, the system may be low on refrigerant or a part may be failing. Weak airflow. Cold air that only trickles out of the vents often points to a clogged cabin air filter or a blower motor problem. Musty or sour smell. Moisture and debris can build up around the evaporator and filter, and that smell usually shows up first on humid mornings. New noises when the AC kicks on. Grinding, rattling or loud clicking under the hood can come from the compressor or its clutch, and that is worth checking before it fails. Engine temperature climbing in traffic. If the gauge rises while you idle on I-35W with the AC running, the cooling fans or condenser may not be keeping up. What Does a Lincoln AC Check Cover at Hooks Lincoln? Our Lincoln trained technicians handle AC and heater service, the cooling system, belts and hoses. A typical AC visit follows these steps: 1 Test how the system performs The technician runs the AC and checks how cold the air is at the vents, how well the fan moves air, and whether the system cycles normally. 2 Check the refrigerant charge and look for leaks Pressures are measured and the lines, fittings, condenser and compressor are checked for signs of a leak. 3 Inspect the parts that drive it That includes the compressor, the drive belt, hoses, the condenser at the front of the vehicle, and the electric cooling fans. 4 Look at the cabin air filter A loaded filter can cut airflow and add odors, and it is a quick swap when it is due. 5 Walk you through the findings You get a clear explanation of what is working, what needs attention now, and what can wait, before any repair is done. If a repair is needed, it is done with genuine Lincoln parts, and the system is recharged to the amount specified for your vehicle. Does Your Lincoln Just Need More Refrigerant? Refrigerant does not get used up the way fuel does. Your Lincoln's AC is a sealed system, so if the charge is low, it escaped somewhere: a worn seal, a loose fitting, a pinhole in the condenser from road debris, or a tired hose. That is why adding refrigerant without finding the leak is only a short term fix. The air may feel colder for a few weeks, and then you are back where you started, often in August. The type and amount of refrigerant your Lincoln uses is printed on a label under the hood, and the right equipment can recover, measure and recharge to that exact amount. Refrigerant does not get used up the way fuel does. Parts store recharge cans are tempting, but overcharging the system can make it cool worse and strain the compressor, and the sealer additives in some cans can cause trouble for service equipment later. A proper check costs less than a new compressor. When Should You Replace the Cabin Air Filter? Many Lincoln maintenance schedules call for a new cabin air filter at about every second service interval. That is a starting point, not a promise. The filter catches dust, pollen and debris before they reach the cabin, and North Texas puts plenty of all three into the air. Fort Worth driver tip Spring pollen, dusty construction zones along I-35W and I-820, and long weekends on dusty lake roads out by Possum Kingdom Lake all load a cabin air filter faster. If airflow drops or the cabin smells musty after a dusty trip, ask us to check the filter at your next visit instead of waiting for the interval. A fresh filter will not fix a refrigerant leak, but it can bring back airflow that has slowly faded, and it is one of the simplest ways to make the AC feel stronger. Schedule Service See Service Specials How Is the AC Connected to the Engine Cooling System? The AC condenser sits at the front of the vehicle, right ahead of the radiator, and both depend on the same airflow and cooling fans. When you sit in traffic on a 100 degree day, there is no highway breeze moving through the grille, so those fans carry the whole load for both systems. That shared setup means a problem in one can show up in the other. Bugs and debris packed into the condenser cut AC performance and raise engine temperatures. A weak fan can make the AC blow warm at idle and cold on the highway. Low coolant or an aging hose can let the engine run hot, and an overheating engine is a problem you never want to push through. When we check the AC, we look at the cooling system too: coolant level and condition, hoses, the radiator and condenser face, and fan operation. Catching a cracked hose in May beats a tow off the shoulder of I-20 in July. How Can You Cool Your Lincoln Before You Get In? On equipped Lincoln models, the Lincoln app lets you remote start the vehicle and set a target cabin temperature from your phone, so the cabin is already cooling while you finish lunch or walk out of the office. The climate screen also lets you choose seat settings and the defroster, and your last saved selections become the default for next time. Remote climate needs a capable vehicle and an activated modem, and the app can also schedule a start. A few more habits help through summer: Park facing away from the afternoon sun when you can, and use a windshield shade. Run the AC for a few minutes every week through the cooler months to keep seals lubricated. Keep the area in front of the grille clear of leaves and debris after storms. Let us check the battery before summer, since heat is hard on batteries too. Book it your way Schedule online, through the Lincoln app, or by phone at 817-596-0044. Ask about Pickup and Delivery if you would rather we come to you, with a complimentary Lincoln to drive for eligible vehicles. AC Symptoms Why is my Lincoln AC blowing warm air? The most common causes are a refrigerant leak, a failing compressor or clutch, a cooling fan problem, or a blend door issue inside the dash. A technician can test pressures and components to find which one it is. Why does my Lincoln AC smell musty? Moisture and debris can collect around the evaporator and cabin air filter, and that creates a musty or sour odor. A new filter often helps, and the technician can check whether the system needs cleaning. Why does my AC work on the highway but not in traffic? That pattern often points to the condenser or cooling fans, since at idle the fans supply all the airflow. Debris in the condenser or a weak fan are common causes. Refrigerant and Repairs Can I add refrigerant to my Lincoln myself? Store bought cans can overcharge the system and some contain sealers that cause problems later. Finding and fixing the leak, then recharging to the specified amount, is the lasting fix. How do I know what refrigerant my Lincoln uses? Look for the label under the hood, which lists the refrigerant type and charge amount. Your Owner's Manual has the same information. Will a small AC leak get worse? Leaks rarely fix themselves, and running the system low on refrigerant can strain the compressor. Checking it early usually keeps the repair smaller. Filters and Airflow How often should I change the cabin air filter in Fort Worth? Many Lincoln schedules call for it at about every second service interval. Pollen season, dust and construction zones can clog it sooner, so check it whenever airflow drops. Does a dirty cabin air filter affect AC performance? A clogged filter restricts airflow, so less cold air reaches the cabin even if the rest of the system works fine. It can also add odors. Is the cabin air filter the same as the engine air filter? No, they are separate parts. The engine air filter cleans air going into the engine, while the cabin air filter cleans the air you breathe inside the vehicle. Heat and the Cooling System Can a cooling system problem affect my AC? The condenser and radiator share airflow and fans at the front of the vehicle, so a fan or coolant problem can reduce AC performance. We check both when you bring the vehicle in for AC concerns. What should I do if my temperature gauge climbs in traffic? Turn off the AC, pull over safely when you can, and let the engine cool. Driving with an overheating engine can cause serious damage, so have it checked before your next long drive. Can I precool my Lincoln with the app? On equipped models with an activated modem, the Lincoln app can remote start the vehicle and set a target cabin temperature. You can also schedule a start ahead of time. Booking at Hooks Lincoln How do I schedule AC service at Hooks Lincoln? Book online through our Schedule Service page, use the Lincoln app, or call 817-596-0044. Hooks Lincoln is at 8900 West Freeway in Fort Worth. Is AC repair covered under warranty? AC components may be covered under the new vehicle limited warranty, depending on the part and your vehicle's age and mileage. Bring your concern in and our service advisors will check your coverage. Can Hooks Lincoln pick up my vehicle for AC service? Lincoln Pickup and Delivery is complimentary for eligible vehicles within the 4 year or 50,000 mile new vehicle limited warranty, with a Lincoln to drive in the meantime. Vehicles outside that window may still qualify, so ask our team. Beat the heat Book an AC check before the triple digit days arrive. Schedule Service Meet our service team See everything the Hooks Lincoln service department handles. Service Department