Schedule Service

 Service Department

 Contact Us

Popular Chevy Colorado Services

• Oil Changes
• Tire Services
• Brake Services
• Batteries
• Wheel Alignments
• Transmission Services

Chevrolet Colorado Service and Maintenance

The first recommended service interval is usually at 7500 miles. A certified mechanic should rotate the tires, check the oil level, and change the engine filter and oil if necessary. It is also the best time for the technician to visually inspect the hoses, brakes, and belts for any wear signs.

The replacement for the passenger air filter compartment comes much later at 22,500 miles. The manufacturer recommends replacing the engine air filter every four years or 45,000 miles (whichever comes first). You should also change the filter and automatic transmission fluid at this time.

Why Truck Maintenance is Important

Simple Chevrolet Colorado services and care such as an alignment can save you a chunk of change and ensure maximum performance. On the other hand, the multi-point vehicle inspection allows the dealer to examine various components and systems and inform you if something needs attention. The assessment involves brake services and inspecting tires, hoses, belts, fluids, and lights.

Your mechanic can find an issue before it becomes a big problem later on. The battery inspection ensures enough cranking power to keep you on the road and reach your destination. Another critical point of inspection is your brakes, which determine your efficiency and safety on the road.

Whether living in Detroit, Westland, Garden City, Wayne, or Redford, MI, missing out on tire alignment is a big mistake. It can cause unusual tire wear, usually characterized by your vehicle pulling to one side. This affects your Chevy’s efficiency on the road and can lead to a much more expensive repair. Issues with the battery can be a nightmare, especially when driving in foreign lands. Ignoring the battery service and inspection is like second-guessing if your brakes will stop the vehicle or not. Worn-out heater and radiator hoses can cause a variety of engine problems for your Chevy, and you can end up with a repair price tag that grounds it for some time.