Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Service Intervals

Maximizing the life of your Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is a leading priority, and it is easy to do when you bring your truck to our service center for all of its scheduled maintenance needs. The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 maintenance schedule outlines all of the recommended services based on the longevity and functionality of specific components and systems in your truck. Our certified Chevy technicians will happily address all pending service needs each time you bring your truck to us.

How Often Should I Service My Chevrolet Silverado 1500?

Many aspects of your truck's maintenance schedule are dependent on mileage rather than time. Because of this, the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 service intervals are dependent on how heavily you drive the truck. You can use this service schedule as a guideline for your truck's needs, but you should review the owner's manual for specific recommendations based on its trim level and model year.

7,500 Mile Service

At 7,500 miles, your Silverado 1500 will still feel like a new truck. Maintenance services at this time will ensure that all systems are operating properly and will continue to do so. The first area of the vehicle that requires your attention is the tires. They should be rotated, and the air pressure and tread should be reviewed. Several additional parts and systems also require attention at this time. These include the fuel system, the starter switch, the accelerator pedal, the auto transmission shift lock control, the exhaust system, the brakes, the ignition transmission lock, and the gas strut.

22,500 Mile Service

Your Chevrolet Silverado 1500 will not need to be serviced again until the odometer reaches 22,500 miles. The passenger compartment's air filter will be replaced at this service. Also, four-wheel drive versions of the Silverado 1500 need the transfer case fluid replenished.

45,000 Mile Service

At 45,000 miles, the Chevy Silverado 1500 requires a few essential services. These are replacements of the engine air filter, auto transmission filter, fluid, and fuel filter.

97,500 Mile Service

Your Chevy truck still has plenty of life left in it when the odometer hits 97,500 miles, and its maintenance service needs will continue. At this time, the spark plugs should be replaced.