New Tires

Do I need to get my tires aligned and balanced by a professional?

Your tires and wheels are dual-functioning driving components that help push you forward and protect your vehicle from veering off the road. Whenever you get your tires swapped or replaced in Wylie, it's important to get them laser-aligned and balanced by a professional to ensure they're straight and ready to roll at high speeds.

Should I get snow tires for driving during the winter?

It depends on the weather and the driving conditions where you spend the most time behind the wheel. For drivers in Princeton, TX, who travel frequently and pass through snowy conditions semi-regularly, we recommend picking up a dedicated set of snow tires for your Chevy.

How often do I need to get my oil changed?

It's important to get your oil changed on time using the correct viscosity oil and replacement filter. We recommend getting your oil changed once every 5,000 miles. Consult your Chevy's owner's manual for oil change service information as it pertains to your make and model.

Why is changing and replacing the engine oil so important?

Your engine comprises a network of cogs and wheels that gear, spin, and grind together at high speeds. Without changing the oil regularly in Rockwall, your engine will struggle to perform and fail due to excess friction or coagulated oil sitting dormant inside the block.

What are some common warning signs that indicate brake failure?

There are many warning signs to be aware of when diagnosing your brakes. Let's cover the basics to ensure you know what to look out for in Greenville, TX. The most popular brake failure warning signs are hearing loud screeching noises when you try and stop, leaky brake fluid or master cylinder, and a brake pedal that's too soft or too rigid.

What is the proper way to jump-start my Chevy's dead car battery?

Follow the instructions posted in your owner's manual to ensure you jump-start your car safely. Start by hooking up jumper cables to the car with the good battery and your dead battery (positive to positive, negative to negative). Let your vehicle run with the cables connected to solidify a strong transfer of charge, and then drive around Plano for a few minutes before killing the engine.

Visit our team at BOB TEDFORD CHEVROLET CO. for all of your Chevrolet service needs. Schedule a service appointment online. While you're doing that, check out our service and parts specials. Our experts are looking forward to working with you soon!