Don’t Forget About Your Chevy Colorado Service Tasks

You want to keep your new Chevy Colorado on the road for as long as possible. Given the money you’ve spent to procure it, it’d be silly to let your new ride fall behind on its service schedule. To help you understand what lies ahead, here are five Chevy Colorado service tasks that are sure to keep your new vehicle on the road for longer.

Multi-Point Inspection

Start your maintenance journey off by identifying potential problems before they become a larger issue! If you’ve been hearing new mystery noises, experienced a change in smell, or anything else, this is where you’d probably like to start.

Tire Inspection & Rotation

Your tires keep you safe through the worst road conditions, so return the favor by ensuring they’re healthy.

Your tires are the main contributor to your vehicle’s traction with the road, so be sure to check the tread and rotate your tires regularly.

Battery Check

The heat can cause terrible wear on your vehicle’s battery. Having your battery inspected once a year can mean the difference between a smooth ride home and stalling in the parking lot, so be sure to keep it in mind.

Oil & Filter Change

A buzzing hive of moving parts lies under your vehicle’s hood. Your oil and oil filters are essential to keeping everything running smoothly, by providing key lubrication and filtering out dangerous contaminants from the road.

Coolant Refill

While Californians don’t usually have to worry about their coolant and windshield fluids freezing, you should ensure that the heat doesn’t deplete your coolant levels prematurely.

Make sure your levels are topped off at all times to prevent your engine from overheating!

Could any of these tasks have been missed on your last service visit? While you may not have to worry about these tasks right after driving off of the lot, you’d be surprised how quickly a service task can pop up on your radar. Schedule service today with the Kearny Mesa Chevrolet service center!