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Maintenance

Service from the experts

You’re always on the go, and with advanced technology available in your Chevrolet, keeping up on maintenance can be easy. Visit the Chevy Certified Service technicians to get the expertise that comes from GM-specific training and state-of-the-art diagnostic tools.

Available MyChevrolet Mobile App*

View vehicle diagnostics and status information from your Chevy.

Tire Price Match Guarantee*

Find a better eligible price on tires within 30 days, and we’ll refund the difference.

Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection*

Our factory trained experts will complete a thorough assessment of your vehicle and inform you of any necessary service or maintenance before you hit the road.

Available MyChevrolet Mobile App*

View vehicle diagnostics and status information from your Chevy.

Tire Price Match Guarantee*

Find a better eligible price on tires within 30 days, and we’ll refund the difference.

Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection*

Our factory trained experts will complete a thorough assessment of your vehicle and inform you of any necessary service or maintenance before you hit the road.

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Key areas of maintenance

Engine

Slow response to acceleration? Engine sputtering? We can help. Keeping up with preventative engine maintenance can help extend the life of your vehicle.

Brakes

If you hear chirping or grinding noises, feel brake pedal pulsations or are taking longer to slow down, you may need brake service. Bring it in for a brake system check to be sure.

Battery

If your vehicle won’t turn over or there are obvious signs of electrical power loss, our expert technicians can provide a Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection* to diagnose the issue.

Oil

If the oil change light appears or your Oil Life Monitor indicates it’s time, you should bring your vehicle in for an oil change. And our expert technicians are the best folks for the job.

Tires

If your tires are showing signs of wear, like a cracked sidewall or the cord showing through the rubber, they should be inspected. And our technicians know your vehicle best. Tire rotation is recommended every 7,500 miles to help extend the life of your tires.

Wipers

Wipers not helping you see clearly? The Chevy Certified Service experts are proud to offer ACDelco wipers designed specifically for your Chevrolet.

Additional areas to maintain

When it comes to your vehicle, a few preventative measures go a long way. But no matter what you encounter along the road, our Chevy Certified Service technicians are here to help with expert training and advanced tools and technology to help keep your vehicle running smooth.

Air filters

Routinely changing your cabin and engine air filters is an important part of regular maintenance. The filters reduce dust, pollen, and other airborne irritants from outside air that is pulled into the vehicle.

Collision

For collision and auto body repair, it just makes good sense to turn to the Chevy Certified Service experts. You’ll have peace of mind in knowing they have access to GM Genuine Parts designed for your Chevy. If your Chevy Certified Service location doesn’t offer collision repair, they will refer you to the best location for the job.

EV maintenance

Electric vehicles require less routine maintenance than gas vehicles, but they do need to be maintained to help ensure they’re running properly. One of the best ways to help ensure longevity for your EV is to have a battery inspection, have your tires rotated every 7,500 miles, and check for any software updates that may be available. The EV technicians at Chevy Certified Service are the only experts who should ever be inspecting, testing or replacing your EV battery.

HVAC

When your ride is the wrong kind of hot, it could be any number of your air conditioning components, from an air filter bogged down with debris to a leaking O-ring. Catching any one of these problems early can save you from an AC repair down the road. Make sure your ride stays cool during warm-weather driving.

Ignition/Spark plugs

When it comes to starting your vehicle, everything starts with your vehicle’s ignition coil and spark plugs. The ignition coil increases the electrical system voltage to help ignite the air/fuel mixture. Spark plugs provide the spark that ignites the air/fuel mixture within an engine’s cylinders. If your engine isn’t starting or you notice it misfiring, our Chevy Certified Service technicians will help your engine run smoothly.

Steering

Your vehicle’s steering system helps you change directions with ease. If your steering wheel has become more difficult to turn or you notice a whining sound as you turn the wheel, our Chevy Certified Service technicians can help.

Suspension

Your vehicle’s shocks and struts are a part of the ride and handling system that supports your vehicle’s weight and helps keep the wheels in contact with the road. Suspension parts wear gradually at unnoticeable levels, and each vehicle varies depending on driving conditions. The following indicators of wear can help identify when it’s time for suspension repair or replacement:

  • Leaking oil along the shock body
  • Broken mounts or mounting hardware
  • Worn or missing bushings
  • Excessive vehicle bounce
  • Cupped tire wear

Maintenance made simple

Stay connected to your vehicle’s health the easy way, with the available myChevorlet mobile app*. Features such as Vehicle Diagnostics* will monitor your Chevy’s key operating systems and alert you if there is a change in your vehicle’s performance.

 

Each month, you can receive an easy-to-read diagnostics report via email with the status of your engine, transmission, and other key operating systems. It also lets you know when you’re due for scheduled maintenance. Simple color-coded icons make the report easy to review in seconds.

  • A green icon next to a system means no issues were found.
  • A yellow icon tells you action is suggested.
  • And a red icon means you should service your vehicle soon.
  • It’s a consistent reminder of what’s going on – specific to your vehicle – and what steps are involved in maintaining it.