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What your Chevy needs, and roughly when. Find your mileage below, then book the visit at Roseville Chevrolet.
The items that come around regularly, whatever the odometer says. Everything further down is in addition to these.
The service everything else rides on. Your Oil Life System will tell you when yours is actually due.
Evens out wear so all four tires reach the end of their life together, instead of two going early.
Have them checked with the seasons and replaced once they stop clearing the glass properly.
Tires, brakes, battery, fluids, belts and hoses. Ask your advisor to look them over while the vehicle is already in.
With a few miles on the odometer, it is time to have the brakes, filters and fuel system looked at.
Pads and rotors checked for wear. If you are already hearing a squeal, do not wait for the interval.
Roughly every other oil change is a reasonable rhythm for most driving.
Around two years on the road. This is the one that decides what your vents smell like.
Deposits in the fuel system affect performance and efficiency. A cleaning clears them out.
This is where wear items start reaching the end of their service life rather than just being inspected.
Tire life varies a lot. At 1/16th of an inch of tread or less, it is definitely time.
The first major brake service usually lands in here, covering both pads and rotors.
Generally around 60,000 miles of service. Heat shortens it, and Roseville summers supply plenty.
Engine coolant is drained and replaced with new, rather than just topped off.
Higher miles bring the parts that wear quietly into view.
Heat and everyday driving are hard on both. They get inspected and often replaced around here.
Fluid inspected, and on some vehicles flushed and replaced along with a filter change.
They wear gradually enough that you stop noticing. Worth having them checked at this point.
More targeted maintenance as the odometer climbs — and a vehicle worth keeping around.
Not every engine has one. Ask an advisor or check the manual to find out whether yours does.
The recommended service life for most plugs, and replacement is recommended at that point.
Inspected, and a fluid change may be recommended — particularly on 4WD vehicles.
Oil type and capacity change with the engine, not just the model. We keep a breakdown by model, engine, capacity and ACDelco filter number on the Chevrolet oil change page.
Electric vehicles need less routine maintenance, but they are not maintenance-free.
Unchanged from a gas vehicle, and arguably more important given the extra weight EVs carry.
High-voltage battery work belongs with EV-certified technicians and nobody else.
Worth checking for. A good share of EV service is software rather than hardware.
Doing the work yourself? These are the parts behind the intervals above — the same GM Genuine and ACDelco items our technicians fit, looked up by your vehicle.
ACDelco OE, Gold and Gold Ultraguard — including the PF63 on most current V8 Silverado, Tahoe and Suburban engines.
Oil Change Guide
Roughly every other oil change on most driving. The cabin filter is the one that decides what your vents smell like.
All Filters
Typical pad life is 40,000 to 60,000 miles, though it swings hard with how and where you drive.
Brake Repair
Three to five years is typical, and Central Valley heat shortens it. ACDelco is the only line GM recommends.
All Batteries
Six to twelve months. The cheapest item on this whole schedule and the one people put off longest.
All Wipers
Typically a 100,000-mile item on most Chevrolet engines. Iridium, double-platinum and conventional lines available.
All Ignition PartsCoolant, transmission fluid, belts, hoses, shocks, struts, differential fluid — whatever your mileage calls for, it is in the catalog. Add your vehicle and it narrows to what actually fits.
The myChevrolet mobile app tracks it for you — maintenance reminders, oil life and a monthly diagnostics report on your engine, transmission and other key systems, with simple colour-coded icons.
Prefer to ask a person? Call the service line with your VIN and an advisor will tell you exactly what is due, or book online and we will go through it at drop-off.
Certified Service and GM Genuine parts earn GM Rewards points, and points are worth a cent each against the next visit. Most owners have a balance without knowing it — call and we will check yours.
Your vehicle tracks a good deal of it. The Oil Life System calls the oil change, and the myChevrolet app shows maintenance reminders and diagnostics. Your owner's manual has the full schedule for your model. Or call the service line with your VIN and an advisor will tell you what is due.
No, and no honest schedule is. They are general guidance for typical driving. Your owner's manual and in-vehicle Oil Life System have the schedule specific to your model, engine and how the vehicle is used.
Frequent short trips, heavy stop-and-go, extreme heat, towing, and driving on dusty or unpaved roads. More drivers qualify than expect to — a daily commute in traffic counts. Severe-duty use shortens most of the intervals on this page.
New Chevrolet owners get their first scheduled service visit at no additional charge at a participating dealership, including an oil and filter change, a four-tire rotation and a multi-point inspection. Ask an advisor whether your vehicle qualifies.
No. Coverage stays valid wherever the work is done, as long as the required maintenance actually happens and you can document it. When we do it, the record is stored against your VIN automatically.
Plenty of it, yes. Our parts counter can supply GM Genuine and ACDelco parts for the job — call (916) 367-4192 with your VIN and they will pull the right ones.
Roseville Chevrolet performs scheduled Chevrolet maintenance for drivers throughout Roseville, Rocklin, Granite Bay, Citrus Heights, Lincoln, Loomis, Antelope and Orangevale from 350 Automall Dr, using GM Genuine and ACDelco parts and technicians trained on your specific vehicle.
Not sure where your Chevy sits on this schedule? Call with your VIN, or book online and an advisor will go through it with you at drop-off.
Due for one of these? Book it, or read the detail on oil changes, brake repair and tires. If you would rather do the work yourself, the parts department stocks everything on this schedule.
Book online, or call and an advisor will tell you what your vehicle actually needs.
(916) 905-4889Roseville Chevrolet · 350 Automall Dr, Roseville, CA 95661 · Service: (916) 905-4889 · Parts: (916) 367-4192. Serving Roseville, Rocklin, Granite Bay, Citrus Heights, Lincoln, Loomis, Antelope, Orangevale and the greater Sacramento area. Mileage figures on this page are general guidance only and are not a substitute for the maintenance schedule published for your vehicle. Intervals vary by model, model year, engine and duty cycle, and shorten under severe-duty operation. Refer to your owner's manual and in-vehicle Oil Life System, or ask a service advisor, for the schedule specific to your Chevrolet. Covered first-visit maintenance is subject to eligibility and program terms; see dealer for details. Not all services available for all models.