Chevy Equinox Service Schedule

If you want your new Chevy SUV to live a long and healthy life, sticking to a routine maintenance schedule is key. Fortunately, Kearny Mesa Chevrolet offers all of the Chevy Equinox service you could possibly need. Here’s when you’ll require some important maintenance.

7,500 Miles

This should be your first major service appointment, and it’s a good time for an oil change. You might also need a tire rotation. This service helps extend the life of all four tires and ensures they all wear down at a more even rate. We can also check your engine oil filter at this point to see if you need a new one.

15,000 Miles

At this milestone, you may need new wiper blades. Old ones can begin leaving behind streaks that make it harder to see through your windshield.

22,500 Miles

The cabin air filter, which filters out dust and dirt from the road, might need to be replaced around this mileage.

45,000 Miles

Our mechanics will inspect two important things at this point, the evaporative control system and the engine air filter. You might also need new tires and a brake fluid replacement. We have all the Chevy parts and fluids that you need to keep your SUV running efficiently.

60,000 Miles

At this point, your spark plugs, which help your Chevy Equinox start, might need to be replaced with new ones. We’ll also inspect the spark plug wiring.

90,000 Miles

At this point, your transmission fluid may need to be flushed and replaced with new fluid.

150,000 Miles

Our mechanics can inspect your drive belts and flush your coolant. If you’re driving a Chevy Equinox model with all-wheel drive, we’ll also change the rear axle fluid.

If you’re approaching one of these milestones or you just suspect that something is wrong with your car, visit our Chevy dealership near San Diego. Our skilled mechanics are ready to assist you!