
1. Schedule Your Service
Request an oil-change appointment and ask our team whether Pickup & Delivery is available at your Richmond-area location.
Richmond drivers put their vehicles through very different kinds of miles. Highway 10 commuting, Highway 13 travel, rural roads, farm property, family activities, towing and everyday errands all place demands on a vehicle.
At Chuck Anderson Ford, an oil change means more than replacing engine oil and the applicable filter. We also perform a multi-point inspection that reviews important items such as tires, brakes, windshield wipers, horn, exterior lights and other visible maintenance components.
For qualifying Ford service appointments, we can even pick up your vehicle, complete the work and bring it back—with a currently advertised $40 discount on eligible service.
An oil change may be routine maintenance, but the condition of the vehicle around the engine should never be taken for granted.
When your vehicle arrives at Chuck Anderson Ford, we don't believe the appointment should end with simply draining the old oil, installing a filter and sending you back down Highway 10.
While the vehicle is already in our care, we perform a multi-point inspection that helps us identify visible wear or maintenance concerns.
We look at the tires.
We review the brakes.
We check windshield wipers, exterior lighting and horn operation.
We look at applicable fluid levels and other visible maintenance items.
Sometimes everything looks good.
That's valuable information too.
Other times, we may identify something that deserves attention before it becomes a larger inconvenience.
Our goal is for Richmond drivers to know more about their vehicle's condition when they leave—not simply that the oil was changed.
Routine maintenance shouldn't require rearranging your entire day.
A traditional oil-change appointment can mean driving from Richmond to Excelsior Springs, arranging transportation, waiting for service or coordinating around work and family responsibilities.
Chuck Anderson Ford offers complimentary Ford Pickup & Delivery for eligible appointments.
When your appointment and pickup location qualify, we'll arrange to collect your Ford, bring it to our dealership for service and return it when the work is complete.
The eligible Pickup & Delivery transportation itself is complimentary.
And Chuck Anderson Ford currently advertises a $40 discount on qualifying service bills when Pickup & Delivery is utilized.
Request an oil-change appointment and ask our team whether Pickup & Delivery is available at your Richmond-area location.
For a qualifying arrangement, our team picks up the eligible vehicle and brings it to Chuck Anderson Ford for maintenance.
We complete the scheduled work and return your Ford according to the confirmed Pickup & Delivery arrangement.
Think about what your time is worth.
If you can remain at work, stay home or take care of the rest of your schedule while your Ford is being serviced, that's a meaningful convenience.
When the current qualifying discount also reduces the service bill, the appointment becomes even more attractive.
Pickup availability depends on your exact location, vehicle eligibility, scheduling capacity and applicable dealership and Ford program requirements. Confirm Richmond-area coverage and the offer when scheduling.
An oil-change visit is an opportunity to understand the condition of important systems before your next trip on Highway 10, a family outing or a day working around rural property.
Chuck Anderson Ford includes a multi-point inspection with applicable oil-change service.
Our team reviews important visible maintenance and safety-related items, helping bring potential concerns to your attention while the vehicle is already in the shop.
We review tire condition and visible wear patterns for signs that rotation, replacement, inflation or additional inspection may be appropriate.
Applicable visible brake condition is reviewed to identify wear or concerns that may require further inspection or maintenance.
Wipers are checked because Missouri rain, snow and road spray can quickly make worn blades a visibility problem.
Applicable headlights, brake lights and other exterior lighting are checked for operation.
We verify that the horn is operating as part of the vehicle's routine multi-point inspection.
Applicable visible fluid levels can be reviewed as part of routine vehicle maintenance.
Applicable visible battery and underhood items can be inspected for conditions that deserve additional attention.
Other visible maintenance concerns can be identified while the vehicle is already being serviced.
Our inspection philosophy: Finding nothing wrong is a good outcome. Finding something that should be monitored is useful too. The purpose is to help you understand your vehicle's condition—not to assume something needs to be replaced.
The biggest value of a multi-point inspection may be discovering a concern while it is still manageable.
Imagine learning that a tire is beginning to wear unevenly during an ordinary oil-change appointment.
Or that your windshield wipers are becoming worn before the next heavy Missouri rain.
Or that the brakes are showing wear that should be monitored over the next several thousand miles.
Maybe an exterior light has stopped working and you hadn't noticed.
Identifying those concerns during routine maintenance gives you an opportunity to plan.
And that can be much better than discovering an issue while hauling equipment, traveling with the family or commuting between Richmond and Excelsior Springs.
An inspection cannot predict every mechanical failure, but it can provide useful information about components we can reasonably evaluate.
That's one reason we believe your oil change should include a broader look at the vehicle.
Modern Ford engines are designed around specific lubrication requirements that can vary by engine, model year, powertrain and operating conditions.
Choosing the correct oil is not as simple as looking at the numbers printed on the front of the bottle.
Oil viscosity matters. Manufacturer performance specifications matter. The correct oil filter matters. The engine's oil capacity matters.
Oil viscosity should match the applicable Ford requirements for the exact engine and operating conditions.
Oil should meet the applicable Ford performance specification—not merely have a similar viscosity marking.
Oil filter applications vary by engine and may differ in fit, filtration characteristics, construction and other requirements.
Oil capacity is vehicle- and engine-specific. Proper service includes the correct amount and verification of the oil level.
An F-150 equipped with a 2.7L EcoBoost engine may have different lubrication and filter requirements than one equipped with a 5.0L V8.
A Power Stroke diesel Super Duty has different service requirements from a gasoline-powered Super Duty.
Hybrid vehicles may also have different maintenance guidance than comparable non-hybrid powertrains.
Even vehicles carrying the same model badge can require different oil specifications depending on the engine and model year.
Our team can use the vehicle information and applicable Ford maintenance guidance to select the appropriate oil and filter service.
Engine oil plays several important roles inside a running engine.
Its primary job is to create a protective film between moving components, reducing friction and wear.
But engine oil also helps carry heat away from certain components, suspend contaminants, protect against corrosion and support the proper operation of engine systems that depend on oil pressure.
As the engine operates, oil is exposed to heat, combustion byproducts and other conditions that gradually affect its properties.
The oil filter helps remove certain contaminants as oil circulates through the system.
That is why oil and filter service belong together.
Replacing only the oil while overlooking the applicable filter or using a product that does not meet the correct specification can undermine the purpose of the maintenance.
Proper service means matching the oil and filter to the engine and following the appropriate maintenance schedule.
There is no single oil-change interval that applies correctly to every Ford vehicle.
Engine design, model year, oil specification, driving conditions, towing, idling and other operating factors can affect when maintenance is needed.
Many modern Ford vehicles include an Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor that helps estimate the remaining useful life of the engine oil based on vehicle operation.
When equipped, that system provides maintenance messages to help owners determine when oil service is due.
However, the Oil-Life Monitor does not eliminate the need to follow the Owner's Manual, including any applicable maximum time, mileage or special operating-condition requirements.
The exact maintenance schedule for your Ford is the proper starting point for oil-change timing.
On equipped vehicles, follow the applicable maintenance reminders and oil-life guidance.
Frequent towing, extended idling, heavy loads and dusty operating conditions may require closer attention to maintenance guidance.
Even low-mileage vehicles have time-based maintenance requirements. Follow the applicable recommendations when the vehicle is driven infrequently.
Important: Do not assume that every Ford should receive oil changes at 3,000, 5,000 or 10,000 miles. The correct interval depends on the exact vehicle, engine and applicable maintenance guidance. Follow whichever maintenance limit or reminder applies to your vehicle.
Two Richmond drivers can own the same Ford model, drive the same annual mileage and subject their vehicles to very different operating conditions.
One may spend most of the week commuting along Highway 10.
Another may drive only short trips around Richmond, repeatedly starting the engine without a long period of steady operation.
A third may use an F-150 for property maintenance, spend time on gravel roads and tow a trailer regularly.
All three vehicles may require different attention to their maintenance guidance.
Regular highway travel can accumulate mileage quickly, making oil-life messages and scheduled maintenance easy to overlook.
Frequent short trips and repeated cold starts can create operating conditions different from sustained highway driving.
Dust and debris can increase the importance of appropriate filter maintenance and inspections, especially under applicable severe-use guidance.
Trailers, payload, extended idling and demanding operation can place additional loads on the engine and other vehicle systems.
Ray County has agricultural property, gravel roads and rural surroundings that create different operating conditions from a vehicle used almost exclusively on paved highways.
Dusty roads may make the condition of the engine air filter especially important.
Driving on uneven surfaces can also create additional reasons to inspect tires, steering and suspension components.
Routine maintenance is an opportunity to look at those items while the vehicle is already being serviced.
The goal isn't to replace filters or components unnecessarily.
It's to understand their condition and follow the appropriate maintenance guidance for how the vehicle is actually used.
Around Richmond and rural Ray County, Ford trucks are often more than ordinary transportation.
An F-150 may commute during the week and pull a utility trailer on Saturday.
A Super Duty may carry equipment or pull agricultural loads.
A Ranger may travel gravel roads while maintaining acreage, and a Maverick may handle everyday work, errands and lighter utility needs.
Those different applications can create different maintenance demands.
For trucks used in regular towing, heavy hauling, extended idling or dusty conditions, the applicable Ford maintenance schedule becomes particularly important.
Engine selection also matters.
An EcoBoost F-150, a naturally aspirated V8 F-150, a gasoline Super Duty and a Power Stroke diesel engine do not all use identical oil and filter specifications.
Our service team can identify the appropriate maintenance requirements for the exact truck.
If your vehicle helps you earn a living, proper preventive maintenance also helps reduce the risk of avoidable downtime.
Ford Super Duty trucks may share a model family, but the engines inside them can have very different maintenance requirements.
Ford's gasoline Super Duty engines require oil viscosity, performance specifications, filter applications and capacities appropriate for the exact engine.
A truck used regularly for towing or carrying heavy loads may also fall under different maintenance guidance than one driven lightly.
The correct service should follow the truck's model year, engine and operating conditions rather than a generic "truck oil change" package.
Power Stroke diesel engines have their own applicable oil specifications, capacities, filters and maintenance schedules.
Diesel trucks may also have additional service needs, including fuel filtration and other systems not found on comparable gasoline-powered vehicles.
For a diesel Super Duty used in farm, construction or towing applications, proper engine-specific service is especially important.
When scheduling, provide your Super Duty's year, model and engine so our team can confirm the appropriate service.
Chuck Anderson Ford provides oil and filter service for a wide range of Ford cars, trucks and SUVs, including current vehicles and many older models.
Oil and filter service based on the applicable F-150 model year, EcoBoost, V8 or PowerBoost powertrain and maintenance requirements.
Maintenance support for applicable F-250, F-350 and other Super Duty gasoline and Power Stroke diesel configurations.
Vehicle-specific oil and filter service and routine maintenance for applicable Explorer engines and model years.
Oil service and multi-point inspection for applicable Expedition models used for family travel, commuting and towing.
Oil and filter service for applicable Ranger EcoBoost engines based on vehicle-specific maintenance guidance.
Engine-oil maintenance for applicable Maverick EcoBoost and hybrid powertrains, with requirements varying by configuration.
Vehicle-specific oil and filter service for applicable Bronco engines, including vehicles used regularly off pavement.
Oil and filter service for applicable Bronco Sport engines, with attention to the vehicle's maintenance and operating conditions.
Appropriate oil specifications and maintenance are especially important for performance-oriented Mustang engines.
Routine engine-oil service for applicable gasoline and hybrid Escape configurations based on the exact powertrain.
Chuck Anderson Ford can help maintain many older Ford cars, trucks and SUVs as well as current models.
Ask our Service Department about applicable oil changes for Chevrolet, Toyota, Honda, GMC, Jeep and other vehicles.
Hybrid vehicles combine gasoline-engine operation with electric propulsion, but the gasoline engine still requires maintenance.
Vehicles such as applicable Ford Maverick Hybrid, F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid and Escape Hybrid configurations use gasoline engines that require the appropriate engine oil and filter service.
The frequency and requirements should follow the specific hybrid model's maintenance information rather than assumptions based on the amount of time the engine appears to run.
By contrast, fully electric Ford vehicles do not have a gasoline engine requiring conventional engine-oil changes, although they still have other maintenance needs.
The correct service should always be based on the exact powertrain.
Hybrid maintenance reminder: An electrified vehicle still requires scheduled inspections and maintenance. Review the Owner's Manual for the exact vehicle, including the gasoline-engine service requirements where applicable.
Not every Richmond family has a Ford parked in every space of the driveway.
One household may own an F-150 along with a Toyota SUV.
Another may have a Ford Explorer and a Chevrolet commuter.
A family may drive a Ram pickup, Honda sedan, Jeep or another make alongside its Ford.
Chuck Anderson Ford's service operation works on many makes and models.
Contact our team about oil-change service for your particular vehicle, including the applicable engine, oil specification and filter requirements.
We want Richmond customers to have a convenient option for routine vehicle maintenance without needing to manage a different service provider for every vehicle in the household.
Oil changes are just one part of the routine maintenance available through Chuck Anderson Ford and Quick Lane.
Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center provides a convenient option for common automotive maintenance services.
Along with oil and filter service, our dealership can help with tires, brakes, batteries, filters, wipers and other routine vehicle needs.
If the multi-point inspection identifies something that requires additional work, our full Service Department is available to discuss the next step.
Quick Lane services many makes and models, not just Ford vehicles.
Whether you're driving from Richmond for a scheduled oil change or visiting for other maintenance, we're here to help make the process straightforward.
Services and appointment availability depend on the vehicle and the work requested.
For Richmond customers, the time involved in maintaining a vehicle can matter just as much as the actual appointment.
Driving to the dealership, coordinating a ride or spending part of the morning waiting for routine service may not fit easily into a busy day.
Ford Pickup & Delivery is designed to reduce that transportation inconvenience for eligible service appointments.
If your Richmond-area work location qualifies, arrange Pickup & Delivery and keep the workday moving while your Ford receives its scheduled service.
A qualifying home pickup can eliminate the need to coordinate a ride or wait at the dealership during routine maintenance.
Chuck Anderson Ford currently advertises a $40 discount on qualifying service when eligible complimentary Pickup & Delivery is used.
Eligibility, scheduling availability, distance and other program conditions apply. Confirm the pickup location and current discount before scheduling.
You can start the process online from Richmond before visiting Chuck Anderson Ford—or request Pickup & Delivery when eligible.
Use our online scheduler to request an oil-change appointment for your vehicle.
Confirm whether your Ford and Richmond-area location qualify for complimentary Pickup & Delivery and the current $40 offer.
Our team performs the applicable oil and filter service and multi-point vehicle inspection.
Pick up your vehicle or have an eligible Pickup & Delivery vehicle returned according to the confirmed arrangement.
Richmond combines the character of a historic Missouri county seat with the practical transportation needs of families, commuters, farmers and businesses throughout Ray County.
Founded in 1827, Richmond is home to the historic Ray County Courthouse, the Farris Theatre, Richmond Spartans traditions and the annual Mushroom Festival.
But maintaining a vehicle here is about more than driving around the courthouse square.
Missouri Highway 10 connects Richmond toward Excelsior Springs, while Highway 13 provides another important regional route.
Outside town, gravel roads, agricultural property and equipment trailers create different operating conditions from those of ordinary highway commuters.
That's why we believe oil-change service should be based on how the vehicle actually operates—not simply its model badge.
Local errands, short trips and routine commuting make maintenance timing and periodic inspections important for everyday vehicles.
The annual Mushroom Festival brings together Richmond residents and visitors while supporting Friends of the Farris and the historic Farris Theatre.
School transportation, athletic events and busy family schedules make convenient maintenance and dependable vehicles important.
Community events, campers, trailers and recreational travel all create reasons to keep vehicles maintained for the next trip.
Regional commuting can accumulate mileage quickly, making oil-life reminders and regular preventive maintenance especially important.
Dust, gravel, heavy loads, trailers and property work make vehicle-specific maintenance and inspection particularly relevant.
We want the oil to be right. We want the filter to be right. And we want to look at the rest of the vehicle while it's already here.
Chuck Anderson and his family purchased the Ford dealership in Excelsior Springs in 1974.
More than five decades later, Chuck Anderson Ford remains family-owned and continues serving drivers from Richmond, Excelsior Springs and surrounding Missouri communities.
Our approach to routine maintenance is straightforward.
Use the correct service products for the vehicle.
Perform the oil and filter service properly.
Review important visible maintenance items during the multi-point inspection.
Explain concerns that deserve attention.
And make the appointment as convenient as possible.
For qualifying Ford appointments, Pickup & Delivery may even remove the trip to the dealership—and currently qualifies for the advertised $40 service discount.
We want Richmond drivers to feel confident about the work performed, informed about the vehicle's condition and comfortable returning for future service.
Richmond drivers don't need to travel into central Kansas City for Ford oil changes, multi-point inspections and complete automotive maintenance.
Chuck Anderson Ford is located at 1910 W. Jesse James Road in nearby Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Start near the Ray County Courthouse at 100 W. Main Street.
Connect to Missouri Highway 10 West and continue toward Excelsior Springs.
Follow current navigation toward W. Jesse James Road and Chuck Anderson Ford.
Road conditions and construction can affect the preferred route.
For a qualifying Ford oil-change appointment, you may not need to make the drive yourself.
Ask whether our complimentary Pickup & Delivery service covers your Richmond-area location and whether the current $40 qualifying service discount applies.
1910 W. Jesse James Road
Excelsior Springs, MO 64024
Service: 816-648-6424
Parts: 816-648-6429
Oil changes, multi-point inspections, tires, brakes, batteries, routine maintenance and professional Ford repair.
Proudly serving Richmond, Ray County, Lawson, Kearney, Liberty, Smithville, Excelsior Springs and neighboring Missouri communities.
Family-owned since 1974.
Chuck Anderson Ford provides oil and filter service for Richmond-area drivers from our dealership at 1910 W. Jesse James Road in nearby Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Yes. Use our online service scheduler to request an oil-change appointment or other routine maintenance.
Chuck Anderson Ford offers complimentary Ford Pickup & Delivery for eligible service appointments. Availability for a particular Richmond-area address depends on distance, scheduling, vehicle eligibility and other dealership or Ford program requirements. Contact our team to confirm coverage.
Yes. Pickup & Delivery transportation is complimentary for qualifying Ford service appointments, subject to current program conditions and availability. Parts, maintenance and repair charges remain separate.
Chuck Anderson Ford currently advertises a $40 discount on eligible service bills when qualifying complimentary Pickup & Delivery is used. Confirm the applicable offer terms and your appointment's eligibility when scheduling.
For a qualifying appointment, arrange an eligible pickup time and location with Chuck Anderson Ford. Our team collects the Ford, brings it to our dealership for scheduled service and returns it when the work is complete according to the confirmed arrangement.
Loaner vehicle availability depends on the dealership's current program, eligibility and scheduling arrangements. Contact our Service Department before the appointment to confirm whether a loaner is available for your particular service visit.
Yes. Chuck Anderson Ford includes a multi-point inspection with applicable oil-change service, reviewing important visible maintenance and safety-related items while the vehicle is in the shop.
Yes. Our team reviews visible tire condition and wear to identify concerns that may warrant further inspection, rotation, alignment or replacement.
Applicable visible brake condition is reviewed during the multi-point inspection. Concerns that require a more detailed brake inspection or repair can be discussed with our Service Department.
Yes. Windshield-wiper condition is among the visible maintenance items reviewed during the multi-point inspection.
Yes. Applicable exterior lighting, including headlights and other lights, is checked for operation during the multi-point inspection.
Yes. Horn operation is among the items reviewed during the multi-point vehicle inspection.
Applicable visible fluid levels may be reviewed during the multi-point inspection. The precise inspection items depend on the vehicle and applicable service procedures.
There is no single interval that applies to every Ford. Follow your vehicle's Owner's Manual, applicable maximum time or mileage limits and Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor messages when equipped. Maintenance guidance can vary by model year, engine and operating conditions.
The Ford Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor, on equipped vehicles, estimates remaining engine-oil life using vehicle operation and provides maintenance reminders. It should be used together with the exact vehicle's Owner's Manual and other applicable maintenance guidance.
No. A fixed 3,000-mile interval is not appropriate for every modern Ford. Use the maintenance schedule and oil-life guidance for your specific vehicle rather than assuming a universal mileage interval.
The correct viscosity and oil performance specification are listed in the applicable Ford Owner's Manual or service information. Requirements vary by engine, model year and operating conditions.
Our oil-change service is based on the applicable engine and vehicle requirements, including the correct oil filter application. Ford and Motorcraft parts information can help identify appropriate components.
Towing and heavy hauling are demanding operating conditions that may affect maintenance needs. Follow the specific Ford maintenance guidance for your engine, model year and towing use.
Dusty or unpaved-road operation can increase exposure to dust and debris. Depending on the vehicle, this can make filter condition and other maintenance inspections especially important. Follow the applicable maintenance guidance for those operating conditions.
Yes. Chuck Anderson Ford provides oil and filter service for applicable F-150 engines, including EcoBoost, V8 and PowerBoost configurations, according to the specific vehicle's maintenance requirements.
Yes. Our dealership provides maintenance for applicable F-250, F-350 and other Super Duty models, including gasoline and Power Stroke diesel configurations.
Yes. Power Stroke diesel engines have engine-specific oil specifications, capacities, filters and service requirements that can differ substantially from gasoline-powered Ford engines.
Yes. Chuck Anderson Ford provides applicable maintenance for Ford Ranger and Maverick vehicles. Oil and filter requirements depend on the exact engine, model year and powertrain.
Yes. Hybrid vehicles that include a gasoline engine still require appropriate engine oil and filter maintenance. Follow the maintenance requirements for the exact hybrid powertrain.
No. Fully electric vehicles do not have a gasoline or diesel engine requiring conventional engine-oil changes. They still have other scheduled maintenance and inspection requirements.
Yes. Chuck Anderson Ford provides applicable oil and filter service and routine maintenance for Ford Explorer and Expedition models.
Yes. We provide oil and filter service for applicable Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport engines according to their vehicle-specific maintenance requirements.
Yes. Our Service Department provides applicable Mustang oil and filter maintenance. Correct oil specifications can be especially important for performance-oriented engines.
Yes. Chuck Anderson Ford can provide maintenance for many older Ford vehicles as well as current models, subject to the specific vehicle and service requirements.
Chuck Anderson Ford services many makes and models. Contact our Service Department regarding oil-change availability and requirements for your specific vehicle.
Yes. A tire rotation can be scheduled with applicable oil-change service when appropriate for the vehicle and tire configuration.
Yes. If the inspection identifies worn wipers, ask our service team whether appropriate replacement blades are available during the appointment.
Depending on the concern, parts availability and shop capacity, our Service Department may be able to perform additional maintenance or repair work. Our team can explain the findings and discuss the next step.
Yes. Chuck Anderson Ford operates Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center for routine services including oil changes, tires, brakes, batteries, filters and other maintenance.
Current service offers are available on our Service & Parts Specials page. Chuck Anderson Ford also currently advertises a $40 discount on qualifying service bills when eligible complimentary Pickup & Delivery is used.
Call our Service Department at 816-648-6424 for oil-change appointments, maintenance questions and Pickup & Delivery availability.
From downtown Richmond near the Ray County Courthouse, connect to Missouri Highway 10 West toward Excelsior Springs. Chuck Anderson Ford is located at 1910 W. Jesse James Road. Open current driving directions.
Chuck Anderson and his family purchased the dealership in 1974. Chuck Anderson Ford remains family-owned and has served Richmond, Excelsior Springs and surrounding Missouri communities for more than five decades.
Oil Change, Inspection & Pickup & Delivery Disclaimer: Maintenance requirements, engine-oil specifications, oil capacity, filter applications, inspection procedures and service intervals vary by vehicle, model year, engine, powertrain and operating conditions. Always follow the Owner's Manual and applicable Ford maintenance information for the exact vehicle. Multi-point inspections review applicable items within the scope of the inspection and do not guarantee detection of every existing or future concern. Ford Pickup & Delivery is available for eligible vehicles and qualifying appointments and may be limited by distance, vehicle operability, location, scheduling capacity and other dealership or Ford program criteria. A nonoperational vehicle may require separate roadside assistance. Complimentary Pickup & Delivery does not make parts, maintenance or repairs free. Chuck Anderson Ford's currently advertised $40 service discount requires qualifying Pickup & Delivery and is subject to the dealership's current offer terms, exclusions and availability. Confirm Richmond-area pickup coverage, eligibility and the current discount before scheduling.
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Whatever your vehicle does around Richmond, routine maintenance should help keep it ready for the next job.
Let Chuck Anderson Ford handle the oil and filter service, complete the multi-point inspection and, when eligible, pick up and return your Ford so you can keep your day moving.
Our currently advertised qualifying Pickup & Delivery offer can also take $40 off the eligible service bill.
Chuck Anderson Ford
1910 W. Jesse James Road
Excelsior Springs, MO 64024
Service: 816-648-6424