Chevy Recommended fall maintenance

As we head into the cooler month of fall, now is the perfect time to ensure that your Chevy is ready for the season. These are the top maintenance tips to follow to keep your vehicle in great shape as the temperature starts to drop. 

Oil Change 

Getting regular oil change is vital to maintaining the health and performance of your engine. This is especially true as the weather starts to get cooler. Cold temperatures may cause the engine oil to thicken up, making it harder for your engine to start and run smoothly. Fresh and clean engine oil allows your vehicle to perform at its best and helps to improve fuel efficiency. 

Tire Inspection

Starting the new season, it is more important now than ever to check your tires. Hazardous weather can put a strain on your tires so it’s important to make sure that they are in good shape for your safety. Check the tread depth and tire pressure regularly to make sure that they are properly inflated and have good traction for handling. 

Battery Check 

As the weather gets cooler, lower temperatures can put a strain on the battery of your vehicle. To start fall off right, have your battery tested so that you can make sure that it can hold a charge and work properly. Doing so allows you to see if your battery needs to be replaced so you’re never left stranded on the side of the road. 

Brake Inspection

Changing seasons also mean a change in the weather. As we approach fall there is the possibility of wet leaves making the road slick and not optimal to navigate. Our certified technicians can check your brake pads, rotors and fluid levels so that you can brake when prompted and drive safely. 

Schedule Fall Maintenance in Norwich

You can count on the talented team of certified technicians at our service center to provide top-notch automotive care this season. We invite you to contact us to explore the maintenance services that we offer and to schedule a maintenance appointment today!