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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.
When darkness falls, or you find yourself driving through fog, your car’s headlights become all-important for your safety. In order to keep your headlights at maximum brightness, it’s best to visit your local Chevy dealer to replace failing headlights with new headlights, or repair faulty wiring, as soon as you can. Here are a few common […]
Your tire’s condition can be something that’s easy to overlook. Many drivers will give their tires a quick look and then drive off. Unfortunately, worn or damaged tires are dangerous. Damaged tires can blow out, and this can easily result in an accident. As your Chevy dealer, we’d like you to know some of the signs […]
Your car’s spark plug triggers the necessary combustion in the engine to get your car moving, but it would never have the voltage it needs to generate its spark with a faulty ignition coil. If your car exhibits any of the following symptoms, it might be time to bring it to your local Chevy dealer.
If you’re experiencing dim headlights, electronic accessory malfunctions, or difficulty starting your Chevy Equinox or Cadillac CT4, your car’s battery, alternator, or starter is likely on the blink. If you’re having electrical problems, it’s best to have your vehicle inspected and repaired by a qualified technician at your Chevy dealership as soon as possible.
Tire rotation is an important part of your Chevy maintenance program. Your car tires are subject to wear and tear daily, and this will reduce their lifespan. Tires are expensive, and correct maintenance will allow you to enjoy them for longer. As your Chevy dealer, we want to tell you more about the benefits of visiting […]
As with any vehicle, your Chevy will require regular maintenance and replacement parts occasionally. One of these important parts that will likely need replacing is the car battery. Car batteries are responsible for the power to your vehicle, so if it wears out, you’re not going anywhere. So, it’s important to know the signs that […]
Tire rotation is an important part of your Chevy maintenance program. Your car tires are subject to wear and tear daily, and this will reduce their lifespan. Tires are expensive, and correct maintenance will allow you to enjoy them for longer. As your Chevy dealer, we want to tell you more about the benefits of visiting […]
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