GMC Spring Maintenance Guide

Spring is an excellent time to check and top up your vehicle’s fluids, such as:

• Engine oil
• Transmission fluid
• Brake fluid
• Coolant
• Power steering fluid

Each plays a crucial role in your car’s optimal functioning. For example, engine oil keeps your model well-lubricated for some powerful drives, and brake fluid helps you make safe stops around town.

Pop open your GMC hood, and check over everything from coolant to steering fluid carefully. Check on the levels, the color of the fluid, and its condition to determine if you need a top-off, flush, or more.

Consult your owner’s manual or seek professional assistance if you need advice on caring for these vital parts of your model.

After all the snow and sludge of winter, your car’s tires might need some extra attention. Check the tire pressure, tread depth, and overall condition.

Properly inflated tires improve fuel efficiency and enhance safety on the road. Moreover, consider rotating your tires to ensure even wear.

If you notice any signs of damage or excessive wear, it might be time to replace them; luckily, our tire center is well-stocked to meet your needs.

With spring showers on the horizon, functional wiper blades are crucial for maintaining visibility while driving. Winter can be harsh on wiper blades, leading to wear and tear.

Inspect the blades for any signs of cracking or deterioration and replace them if needed with our parts center.

Brakes are an essential safety component of your vehicle, and regular maintenance is vital. Squeaking or grinding sounds, vibrations, or a soft brake pedal are all signs of brake issues that require immediate attention.

When your car’s brakes need more care than you can provide at home, our service bay awaits to take good care of your vehicle. We want to ensure that you can follow along with your GMC spring maintenance guide and keep your vehicle in quality shape.

A thorough spring cleaning can enhance your vehicle’s aesthetics and protect it from rust and corrosion.

Wash the exterior, including the undercarriage, to remove accumulated salt and grime from winter driving. While you’re at it, get inside at all the nooks and crannies. From vacuuming carpets, wiping surfaces, and conditioning the seats, there’s plenty to pay attention to.

Regular detailing maintains your car’s value while ensuring a pleasant driving experience.