At Mann Chevrolet-GMC, our onsite service center has perfected a winter car-care maintenance guide for our customers to follow.
While spring is just around the corner in Delphi, many such winter service recommendations are relatable to each new season. What's important is the frequent upkeep of your vehicle no matter age or mileage.
What to Expect
Winter in Lafayette can be brutal on your vehicle. And there are certain systems and parts that remain more susceptible to wear given location and role to play in safety and performance.
To this, our Chevrolet-GMC factory-trained team of technicians has devised the most comprehensive roster of winter-themed service tasks for your reference. And in one service visit, you may see each and every suggested service task detailed here performed.
As well, with your Chevy or GMC model in need of fresh parts, we only install OEM (original equipment manufacturer) components to keep branded continuity intact.
Found below are those service details that are always seasonally appropriate for the best possible results in Monticello and Logansport:
- Winter oil changes see a blend introduced that won’t thicken with colder air temperatures in Frankfort.
- Tire rotations work to evenly distribute wear across each tire for a longer-lasting assortment.
- Fluids should be topped-off for systems of brakes, steering, wipers, and transmission for optimal performance.
- Batteries are checked for capacity to hold a charge, while terminals are cleaned of toxic residue.
- Wiper blades are examined with an eye toward replacing a pair that leaves streaks behind.
- Exterior lights are inspected given the need of visibility and improved views while underway in Indiana.
And often, select service tasks and required parts might have a special offer applied to help defray costs.
Mann Chevrolet-GMC – Schedule Service near Lafayette, IN
As a rule, with every 5,000- to 7,000-miles earned, the service tasks listed here should be undertaken.
So, with winter still here, be sure to schedule a service appointment to get your vehicle through what may still come in inclement weather across the Midwest.