Chevrolet Traverse Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

The Chevrolet Traverse is known as a spacious mid-size SUV that frequently lands as a Top Safety Pick by the IIHS. Its origin as a Chevy model places it in the same historic realm as the equally famous and well-regarded Tahoe and Suburban, although not quite as big. Best of all, the Traverse is an easy model to maintain and repair. If you keep up with your Chevrolet Traverse service intervals, ownership is a breeze.

15,000-Mile Service

Most folks begin to get really serious about their Traverse's maintenance from day one, but the 15,000-mile marker is particularly important. You'll follow through with another oil change to keep that healthy trend going. Other things our professional auto service team might attend to are tire rotations and visual inspections of basic components. We want to get your services started off right very early on.

30,000-Mile Service

At 30,000 miles, your Traverse might need engine coolant or steering fluid. That doesn't mean it will need either of these things. However, at this stage, we want to make sure all your SUV fluids are clean and properly filled.

60,000-Mile Service

A 60,000-mile service check includes inspections of your complete braking system and all your vehicle's fluids. It's here that you might need a set of new brake pads and rotors. We'll also gauge the health of your calipers and other important components. Many professionals find that a battery needs to be replaced at about 60,000 miles, but this is a less expensive component and really improves the performance and endurance of your Traverse.

90,000 Mile Service

The 90,000-mile marker is an achievement for any vehicle owner. It's here that you'll get your first serious upgrade of components in your Chevrolet Traverse maintenance schedule. The suspension system might hold up well over the years, depending on the condition of the roads you drive over during your Traverse's life. If you drive on very bad roads, it's possible that new shocks and struts will be needed at 90,000 miles. We'll also replace spark plugs and possibly the timing belt when your model is this age.

The health and lifespan of your Chevy Traverse depend on your prompt attention to your service schedules. Let our team keep you up to date with your most important maintenance procedures and inspections. To schedule, just contact us online or visit our dealership.