Chevy Silverado 1500 Service FAQ 

Maintaining the good health of your Chevy Silverado 1500 doesn’t have to be difficult; it just needs the right Chevy service. Here we answer three common service questions owners often have.

1. What Type of Service Does My Chevy Silverado 1500 Need?
To keep your Chevy Silverado 1500 running just as it should, there are certain tasks it has to get, including:

• Fluid top-offs
• Air pressure checks
• Oil changes
• Tire rotations
• Brake inspections
• Battery tests

2. When Do I Need to Get Service?
It’s important that you get the service your car needs at the right times.

• Every few months – Fluid top-offs and air pressure checks
• Every six months – Oil changes and tire rotations
• Every year – Brake inspections and battery tests

3. How Do I Know My Truck Needs Service?
The easiest way to make sure your truck gets the service it requires is by putting it on a schedule. There are, however, some signs to pay attention to that tell you service is required. If, for example, your pickup seems to have lost some power or you find yourself having to stop to get gas more than usual, you’re probably due for an oil change.

If it typically takes more than one turn of the key to get your engine started, your battery could be on its last legs. Strange smells or sounds are other red flags you don’t want to ignore.

If your Chevy Silverado 1500 is due for some routine maintenance, you can get whatever you need from the service center at Lester Glenn Chevrolet of Freehold. Your truck will always be in the best hands with our factory trained technicians. Get in touch with us to schedule your appointment.

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