Archive for 'Fort Smith Chevrolet Service' Category
A flat tire can happen at any time, and you don’t want to have to wait for help. If a tire has failed, you can easily change it yourself and be back on the road again in no time. As your Chevy dealer, we’d like to guide you through the easy steps to replace that flat […]
Nobody likes car trouble, and it’s even worse when it could have been prevented with a little TLC. That’s where preventative maintenance comes in. Giving your car some regular love at the Chevy dealer can keep it running smoothly and dodge those bigger, nastier problems down the road.
Knowing how to jump-start a car is important for every driver. If you, or someone you know, has a dead battery, jump-starting a failed battery can get a car back on the road again very quickly. As your Chevy dealership, we’d like to share with you the easy steps to successfully jump-start a vehicle.
Every car will need an engine diagnostic at some point in its lifespan. You can get this diagnostic test at your local Chevy dealership, as the dealership has all the equipment required to diagnose and repair common issues with your engine.
Test-driving a new Chevrolet is an exciting experience: a chance to get behind the wheel of a potential new car and see how it performs on the road. Here are a few tips from your Chevy dealership about what to consider when you test drive a car, to help you make an informed decision about your next […]
Your transmission transmits power from your engine to your wheels, creating the momentum that moves your car forward. You won’t get very far without a working transmission, which is why you’ll want to make sure it’s properly maintained. Here’s what to expect when scheduling transmission service at your Chevy dealer.
A regular oil change at your Chevy dealership is essential to ensure your engine is well-lubricated and purring like a kitten. Fresh engine oil will improve your Chevy’s fuel efficiency and performance and ensure your vehicle continues to be a pleasure to drive for much longer.
The main role of a car muffler is to muffle sounds from the engine so that your vehicle isn’t overly loud. The muffler is also responsible for directing exhaust fumes, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide outside the vehicle so that passengers are safe. If you notice issues with your muffler, you need to visit your Chevy dealership […]
The factory warranty on your Chevy will expire after 36,000 miles, or three years. The new Chevy factory warranty provides bumper-to-bumper coverage, which gives drivers peace of mind. If you want to extend your vehicle’s protection, you may want to purchase an extended warranty from your Chevy dealer.
You have a choice between OEM parts and generic parts when you’re buying replacement components for your Chevy. Ordering OEM components is easy, and you can request them right from your Chevy dealer. Let’s look at why you should always opt for these OEM components over generic ones.
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