Chevrolet Equinox Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Chevrolet Equinox?

Maintaining a model like the Chevrolet Equinox is a breeze when you've gone over your Chevrolet Equinox service intervals. This handy list of vehicle maintenance lets you know when it's time to see your friendly Reliable Chevrolet auto technician. Our team understands your Chevrolet Equinox maintenance schedule inside and out. You can also learn more in-depth intervals by reading your official service manual. The service manual is always the best place to discover your trim's inner secrets.

15,000-Mile Service

Oil and filter changes are about the most basic maintenance you'll have on your Equinox. It will need regular oil changes to keep performing at its highest level. Tire rotations are also crucial for the health of your tires. Unevenly wearing tires can cause structural issues and even decrease your gas mileage. Make sure to rotate those tires early!

30,000-Mile Service

Fluids and filters are two more important components of your vehicle's smooth operation. At 30,000 miles, your devoted auto tech will replace brake fluid and engine coolant. To keep running smoothly, your Equinox's engine needs coolant. If you want to keep trucking on and never overheating, this service is tops. Air filters and fuel filters may also need replacing at this interval.

60,000-Mile Service

It might be time for another oil change and tire rotation here, depending on your tires' wear. This is also a period when brake pads and drive belts frequently need to be replaced. You'll be amazed at just how much difference these seemingly minor services make to the durability of your Equinox. When you overlook these services, major components begin to overheat or prematurely age.

90,000-Mile Service

The exterior of your Equinox has struts that form the backbone of your suspension system. If you've been noticing handling difficulties lately, your struts might likely need maintenance or replacement. Your spark plugs - responsible for firing up your Equinox for 90,000 miles now - will likely need to be replaced, too. You'll notice an immediate difference in ignition afterward. The old Equinox will begin firing up just like new again. Brake pad replacement can improve braking performance as well. Your technician will know when each of these services is needed.

Your Equinox deserves decades of service, and you do, too. Contact our helpful auto service team to schedule any of the above services. To learn more about service intervals, see your official Chevrolet Equinox service manual.