Oil acts as a lubricant for your vehicle's engine’s constantly moving parts and reduces the chance of friction or overheating throughout its lifetime. Changing your vehicle's engine oil regularly increases its performance, longevity, and even fuel economy in most cases.

What are some signs you can look for to keep on the pulse of your engine oil health? Always refer to your model's owner manual or maintenance schedule first. You should look for symptoms when deciding if you need an oil change. Signs can vary from your car's oil change dashboard light turning on or flashing to smells of burning oil, discoloration of oil, and overheating.

By scheduling your car's oil changes regularly, you can ensure that you're always up-to-date on your services with our professionals and that your model remains in top condition for years to come.

Our Chevy service experts thoroughly assess your vehicle with a multi-point inspection. Protect yourself and your automotive investment with an in-depth vehicle inspection at our service center.

The multi-point vehicle inspection form uses a simple color-coded key to assess maintenance terms:

• Red indicates items needing immediate attention.
• Yellow indicates items that should be addressed soon.
• Green indicates no services or repairs to address.

Download the GM Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection Sheet.

If you need help clarifying what our vehicle inspections entail or have any questions, contact our professionals!

Stopping power is crucial to remaining safe while behind the wheel. There are many indicators to look out for when deciding if your vehicle is due for brake service.

Some symptoms that indicate you need brake service can include:

• Brake grinding
• Squeaking sounds when braking
• An icon of a circle with an exclamation point indicating the brake system
• Steering wheel shakes

Aside from the already mentioned signs, if it's been over a year or more since you had your brakes last checked, it is highly encouraged to get your vehicle looked at.

When you need brake service, it's important to visit our Chevy-certified experts, who can recommend quality new brakes and install them easily.

A vehicle's battery provides energy to start the engine and supplies power to the vehicle even when the engine is not running. Extreme cold and heat can adversely affect a vehicle's battery over time. Always ensure the health of your car's battery is prioritized, or your vehicle could cost more in the long run.

The battery is the heart pumping life into your vehicle; if you ever see a battery icon on your dashboard or have trouble starting your engine consistently, it is important to bring your car to our dealership.