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Additional warranty protection for your vehicle is a great way to protect the value of your Chevy and reduce the costs of repairs for covered damages. An extended warranty from Chevy can be purchased from your Chevy dealer.
If you own a Chevy Bolt, Traverse, Tahoe, or Colorado, using high-quality and reliable OEM parts for any repairs or replacements is crucial. Your Chevy dealer has knowledgeable parts specialists who can quickly find the right parts for your car and factory-trained qualified Chevrolet technicians for expert part installations. With genuine GM and ACDelco parts, we will […]
You should replace your Chevy’s spark plugs every 30,000 miles to optimize engine performance. However, this interval isn’t set in stone, and you may need to visit your Chevy dealer for new plugs sooner than expected. The best move is to keep an eye out for signs that your old ignition plugs are wearing out and need […]
The pressure of your car’s tires should always be kept at the recommended pounds per square inch (PSI) for your model. This ideal PSI can be found in your owner’s manual and also usually on a sticker inside the driver-side door. It doesn’t take long to check tire pressure. Simply follow the steps below and ask […]
Spark plugs ignite the fuel-air mixture in your engine, which produces combustion. Spark plugs, however, can’t provide enough power to ignite the mixture themselves. Each plug is paired with an ignition coil that boosts its electrical input, allowing the plug to do its work. A coil will eventually fail, and this will cause engine problems. […]
Your car overheating is a dangerous situation. Your engine operates at a high temperature for efficiency, but this temperature has to be controlled. If the engine continues to overheat, numerous seals and gaskets will fail. The cylinders, pistons, and engine block are some of the components that can suffer permanent damage. Your Chevy dealer can fix this […]
Your catalytic converter converts dangerous engine gases into water and harmless gases. Damage from objects thrown up from the road and the failure of other engine components can damage your converter. As your Chevy dealer, we can repair or replace the converter for you. These are some of the signs that your converter could be failing.
When you visit your local Chevy dealer for routine transmission service, you’ll notice significant benefits, including cost savings, improved performance, and better fuel efficiency. 5 Benefits of Getting Routine Transmission Service for Your Chevy at Your Local Chevy Dealer
Periodical tire rotation is an important part of good car maintenance. Car tires tend to wear down unevenly, which can cause problems with your handling and safety on the road. The solution is to have technicians at your local Chevy dealer or Cadillac dealer swap around your tires every 6,000 to 8,000 miles. Let’s take a look […]
Are you wondering how to help your car last as long as possible? There are some important car maintenance tips that your Chevy dealer and Cadillac dealer want you to know.
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