Frequently Asked Service Questions

Yes, you can bring your vehicle in for maintenance even if you did not buy it from us.

You should consult the owner’s manual of your vehicle to determine the oil change interval for your specific vehicle. It is generally recommended that you change the oil in your car every 5,000 miles to 15,000 miles or six months. Though, it is strongly recommended to check your owner’s manual for the most detailed service schedule.

Generally speaking, no, you do not have to pay for a recall. When a manufacturer issues a recall, they are usually fully responsible for all relevant parts and repair costs. Be sure to contact us to make sure.

Reliable Chevrolet services all makes and models. Whether you bring your Chevy car, truck, or SUV or any brand vehicle, we’ll take care of it for you.

Tires last an average of three to four years. Even if the tread looks good, you should consider replacing your tires if they are older than four years. Some wear and tear begin inward before showing signs of damage on the exterior. Using a penny, check your tread. If you can see Abraham Lincoln's head, the tread is too thin. Other signs include tears and worn spots on your tires.

Your bumper-to-bumper warranty may cover all necessary repairs for three years, or up to 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Chevrolet also offers five-year, 60,000-mile coverage for powertrain issues without requiring owners to obtain a separate warranty. You can speak with one of our technicians to inquire about a specific part of your warranty.