​​Do You Need to Warm Your Car Up Before Driving?​ 

August 5th, 2026 by
Frozen Exhaust Pipe Close Up

Depending on how old you are, or perhaps more importantly, on how old your parents were when you started driving, you’ve probably heard that letting your car idle for a few minutes to warm up the engine before driving is important for your engine’s life. But do you really have to do that? The quick answer from Alderman Automotive is yes,…

​​Are You Ready to Go Back to School?​ 

August 1st, 2026 by
Zoomed In View of Car Grill

Before we know it, school will be back in session.   For families in Fishers, Noblesville, Carmel, Geist, and across the Hamilton Southeastern Schools District, that means getting ready for the “school run” – the morning commute to take your children to school – then picking them up after the final bell of the day.  Perhaps…

​​GM’s 10 coolest EV charging destinations for your next cross-country road trip​ 

July 20th, 2026 by
Electrify Commercial and Rocky Mountain Power to Install 20 EV Fast Charging Stations in Utah

The biggest strength of EVs is the ability to charge at home, so you have 200-300 miles ready for the day. When you come home hours later, you can repeat the cycle again, without a stop at a gas station, worrying about gasoline pricing, drivetrain maintenance, or even tailpipe emissions. EVs have not been seen as…

How to Make A Used Truck Last Longer

June 20th, 2026 by
A Driver Using A Voltmeter To Check Their Car's Charge, Maintaining Maintenance

If you are a truck owner who may have thought about replacing your truck with a new one, chances are the new truck prices have given you pause.  Perhaps you will try to keep your current truck a bit longer, or if that is not a viable option, get a used truck, which, of course,…

Signs Your Car’s Air Conditioning May Need Service Before Summer Gets Hot

June 10th, 2026 by
The Dependable Vents Of The Joyous Jeep Wagoneer

As summer warms up in Indiana, a reliable air conditioning system becomes more than just a nice feature. It helps keep every drive more comfortable, whether you are heading to work, running errands, or planning a weekend road trip. The problem is that many drivers do not realize there is an issue with their A/C until the…

​​How to Boost Your Vehicle’s Trade-in Value​ 

May 20th, 2026 by
Car Deal Handshake

Most buyers don’t purchase a vehicle to be their forever car. Instead, you buy a car, truck, SUV, or van that is great within your price range, with the thought that you will probably trade it in or sell it within five years or so. And while you may not be thinking about it now, it is important to keep in mind…

What Your Tire Sidewalls Tell You

May 15th, 2026 by
Tire Speed Rating

​​People often say that tires are the most important safety feature on your vehicle. They are, after all, the only part of your car that touches the world around it (unless something goes wrong). Yet, many of us know very little about tires. They all look like black rubber donuts, and aside from size and tread patterns,…

Tips for Budgeting Your Next Vehicle Purchase

May 5th, 2026 by
Car Budgeting

It’s no secret that cars have become quite expensive, and not just new ones. As new car prices rise, demand for used cars increases, pushing their prices higher. We see this firsthand at Alderman Automotive, where we buy used cars every day. Meanwhile, the question of “How much car can I afford?” is being asked more often…

​​Why Diesel Trucks Have Two Batteries​ 

April 20th, 2026 by
2024 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD High Country

Diesel trucks are a popular option for people who need a reliable, long-lasting truck to tow and haul heavy loads, such as large yachts, multiple horses, a number of cars, and more. It is well known that a truck with a diesel engine not only holds its value but can be driven for hundreds of thousands of miles with only standard maintenance. However, there are some questions that people have about them,…

​​Tips on Purchasing a High-Mileage Pickup Truck​ 

April 1st, 2026 by
Rust Build Up underneath Truch

Sometime while we were picking up the pieces after COVID and doomscrolling on our phones, the average price for a new full-size pickup truck rose to between $65,000 and $70,000. Midsize trucks, which 40 years ago were the least expensive vehicles you could buy, now have an average transaction price of about $42,000. Those are really high numbers,…

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