It’s time for fun adventures in your capable Chevrolet SUV. Exploring every corner of Lansing, East Lansing, and Grand Ledge, Michigan, is only possible when you keep your model in tip-top shape. That’s where it’s helpful to know all about your Chevy Suburban maintenance schedule.

Feldman Chevrolet of Lansing is here to give you a preview of what you can find detailed in your car’s owner’s manual. This is to ensure you can maintain your model for the road ahead.

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At-Home Inspection

Outside of bringing in your model for professional inspections at a trusted service center like ours, there are ways for you to keep track of the condition of your Chevy Suburban at home. For example, once a month, it’s recommended that you check your vehicle’s tires.

Inspect the tires to make sure there aren’t any bumps, cracks, or punctures. Aside from a visual inspection, you can measure the tire inflation levels using an at-home gauge. This’ll help ensure the tires are neither under- nor overinflated.

You should also monitor your Chevy’s engine oil color and level, so you can schedule an oil change, if one is needed ahead of the recommended schedule.

Engine and Tire Maintenance

Outside of personal inspections of your model’s engine, the Chevy Suburban maintenance schedule recommends that every 7,500 miles or every year— whichever comes first—you should have the engine oil checked and changed, if necessary.

Changing the engine oil is important to make sure that the engine doesn’t get contaminated with outside pollutants and continues to run smoothly.

Along with the oil, the engine air filter should be checked and/or replaced at the same intervals, further protecting the heart of your Suburban.

Miscellaneous Inspections

There are a number of maintenance tasks that are important to perform on a regular basis, including:

• Tire rotations every 7,500 miles
• Replacing windshield wiper blades every 15,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first
• Changing brake fluid every 5 years
• Thoroughly maintaining air conditioning unit in 7-year intervals

On a consistent basis, while the engine is being checked, your Suburban’s tires should be rotated to ensure that the tire tread is wearing evenly.

The windshield wiper blades ought to be replaced at least once a year so that you can see clearly when driving through rainy weather.

To ensure safe stops and starts around town, make sure the brake fluid is changed at least once every five years.

Plus, every seven years, the desiccant in the air conditioning unit, which helps absorb moisture from the air, will need to be replaced.

From delicate part replacements to regular tire rotations and oil changes, our service center is up to the task of helping you out.

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