Your 2022 Chevy Traverse’s engine oil reduces friction between moving parts, helps
cool your engine, and prevents harmful substances from building up in it. Our
technician will replace and check all other filters while topping off essential fluids
before visually inspecting your vehicle.
Chevrolet advises getting your synthetic oil changed every 7,500 miles.
Engine
When your 2022 Chevy Traverse engine requires new motor oil, you have several
choices between conventional and synthetic. Your decision may depend on factors
like climate and driving habits; full-synthetic oil tends to provide maximum
protection and extend engine lifespan.
Your Chevy Traverse’s engine is integral to its operation; without it, your car won’t
start and you won’t be able to access your radio station or charge your phone.
An insufficient or dead battery will prevent your vehicle from starting, necessitating
an early replacement. Batteries typically last three to five years depending on
weather conditions in your area and your driving habits; regular maintenance by a
service technician ensures optimal performance; they’ll inspect terminal
connections, electrical system components and fluid levels, then drain and refill as necessary.
Transmission
Your transmission endures significant heat, necessitating regular changes to ensure
its proper functioning. This service typically involves changing oil, filter, and visual
inspection; during which your technician will drain out old fluid before replacing it
with fresh oil, as well as reinstall the drain plug lubricated with fresh grease before
checking its level and adding more as necessary.
Engine type, temperature and driving habits all play an essential part in determining
which oil your Chevy Traverse requires. To find out when is best time for an oil
change intervals check with your owner’s manual.
Tires are among the most integral parts of a vehicle for multiple reasons, including
efficiency, traction, performance and responsiveness. Properly balanced, pressurized
and aligned tires offer smooth rides while improving fuel economy – while helping
drivers keep control in adverse weather.
Cooling System
The cooling system in your car provides engine coolant to regulate engine
temperatures and protect its components from overheating or damage. It includes
components like the radiator, fans, fan clutch and belt system, water pump,
thermostat and hoses to maintain proper functioning of this essential system. Leaks
may occur in either radiators or hoses and should be tested using an appropriate
test instrument before being relied upon as part of its overall performance.
Oil provides your engine with protection from friction, helping it run more smoothly
while simultaneously decreasing force required to move engine components, which
improves fuel efficiency.
Chevrolet recommends getting the oil changed regularly on your Traverse,
especially if you live in dusty areas, tow heavy loads frequently or go off-roading
regularly. Coggin Chevrolet at the Avenues provides conventional, high mileage and
synthetic motor oils to meet every driving habit and vehicle need; choosing the ideal
type can extend engine life while keeping you on the road longer.
Brakes
Your brakes are essential to safely stopping your car. Over time, the front and rear
pads wear down, the fluid loses pressure or becomes contaminated with moisture,
and spongy or grinding noises may indicate they need replacement. If that’s the
case for you, contact a mechanic right away for service or replacement of your brakes.
An oil change every few months will help extend the life of your Chevy Traverse’s
brakes and engine components while also keeping it cool by reducing friction
between parts. Your oil can pick up dust and debris before transporting them
directly to its filter for disposal, protecting your engine against dust-infested airflow
entering its core, while at the same time relieving heat by shifting it away from
hotter areas to cooler ones.
Multiple Chevy Traverse owners have reported problems with the engines of their
vehicles. Many have cited issues with traction control shutting off and check engine
lights coming on; others have mentioned their spark plug coils having worn out at
great expense to them.