Summer Maintenance Tips

Chevrolet-Certified Summer Maintenance Services

We help local Chevy owners prepare their vehicles for summer driving with certified maintenance services. Consider scheduling summer maintenance completed by our certified technicians with genuine OEM parts.

• A/C System Inspection: Chevrolet manufactures vehicles with an A/C system that ensures a pleasant driving experience in hot temperatures. Check the A/C system for summer maintenance to ensure it generates cool air within seconds of activation.
• Engine Cooling System Inspection: Protect the engine from overheating this summer with a cooling system inspection, including the coolant fluid’s level/condition, water pump, radiator, pressure cap, and hoses/clamps.
• Tire Inspection: Inspect the tires to ensure sufficient tread depth for traction in heavy rain on slick roads with hydroplaning risk. A Chevrolet-certified tire inspection includes a certified technician measuring the treads’ depth, checking for damage/irregular wear, and adjusting air pressures.
• Battery Inspection & Testing: Heat is an automotive battery’s most significant risk. Battery testing verifies summer readiness by measuring the reserve capacity and cold-cranking amps.
• Exterior Light Bulb Inspection: Inspect all exterior bulbs and replace them if not emitting light, including brake, head, tail, and turn signal lights.
• Engine Air Filter Inspection: Check the engine air filter for clogging and replace it if needed to protect the engine and preserve reliable performance.
• Cabin Air Filter Inspection: Promote a pleasant summer driving experience by inspecting the cabin air filter and replacing it if clogged.
• Recommended Maintenance Interval Service: Summer maintenance offers an opportunity to check your vehicle’s odometer and owner’s manual to see if it needs a recommended maintenance interval service. Chevrolet recommended maintenance intervals include 7,500, 15,000, 30,000, 60,000, 90,000, and 150,000-mile services.