Prepare for Winter in Advance with Our Chevy Service Team

Before winter arrives, it’s important to prepare your vehicle for snowy weather and icy roads. Our Chevy service team can help you identify and resolve mechanical issues that can impact your safety. We’re here to highlight a few ways to winterize your vehicle early at Lester Glenn Chevrolet of Freehold.

Benefits of Winterizing Early

There are many advantages to preparing your Chevrolet vehicle for the winter in advance. For instance, you can reduce the chances of it breaking down and avoid costly repairs if you’re on a tight budget. Winterizing your Chevrolet vehicle early can also help you avoid longer waiting times when service centers become busier as everyone rushes to prepare for the cold.

Check and Replace Your Vehicle’s Fluids

Before winter arrives, it’s important for you to check if your vehicle’s fluids are at an optimal level to help it function properly. If your coolant is below its recommended level, we can top it off to prevent your engine from freezing during the winter.

Winter temperatures can also cause your engine’s oil to thicken and cause unwanted sludge build-up. We can replace your old oil with clean, thinner oil that lubricates your engine in cold weather more effectively.

Check and Adjust Your Tire Pressure

When temperatures drop, your vehicle’s tire pressure decreases, resulting in reduced traction and lower fuel efficiency. Consider checking your tire pressure regularly to ensure they have enough air.

Inspect Your Windshield Wipers

Windshield wipers play a crucial role in improving your visibility while driving through the winter. We recommend replacing worn or damaged wiper blades with ones more equipped for withstanding snow or ice. 

Schedule a Chevy Service Appointment in Freehold, NJ

Do you need help winterizing your vehicle? Schedule a Chevy service appointment at our Chevrolet dealership in Freehold, NJ. Our certified technicians look forward to helping you.

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