Frequently Asked Service Questions

It is recommended that you get an oil change every 5,000 -15,000 miles (depending on the type of oil used) or 6 months. Checking the owner's manual will also offer insight into when the oil should be changed, which can vary depending on the make and model of the vehicle.

In most cases, the automaker is responsible for paying for a recall because of defects in the vehicle that occurred during the manufacturing process. You'll receive a letter in the mail or an e-mail informing you of the recall. You will be instructed to schedule an appointment at our service center or another Chevrolet service department. Repairs must be completed within a specific timeframe if you want to avoid paying out of pocket. We recommend bringing your recall letter with you to your appointment.

Not only does our service department help to maintain the operation and safety of your vehicle, but we also sell tires. You can purchase tires from the top brands in the industry at our location with the help of a technician who can determine the size that you need for your Chevy model. We have offers that are available throughout the year to ensure you can get deals.

We recommend that you replace your tires when there's less than 4/32 inch of tread left. We recommend scheduling an appointment at our service center to ensure a technician can measure the tread. Tires that are older than six years old should immediately be replaced. We carry the top tire brands in the industry. Using a penny, check your tread. If you can see Abraham Lincoln's head, the tread is too thin.

At our Chevy dealership, our maintenance department is factory-certified and has highly-trained service technicians who are qualified to top off fluids, perform brake repair, oil changes, wheel alignment, replace batteries, recalls, and tire rotation. We'll even perform a visual inspection to determine if any issues are present.

We are not offering loaner vehicles at this moment in time.