Chevy Bolt Maintenance Schedules

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When you’re driving around New Hudson, Detroit, and Westland, MI, you want to feel confident in your vehicle’s performance abilities. And with the Chevy Bolt, you’re likely planning to continue driving this vehicle for a long time. To ensure your electric vehicle is up to task, it’s essential that you get the required maintenance at the correct times.

Feldman Chevrolet of New Hudson is here to help you take care of your vehicle with this guide to the Chevy Bolt maintenance schedules. Here, we’ll provide a quick overview of your vehicle’s service needs so you’ll know exactly what to do and when to do it.

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Things to Keep an Eye On

As you drive, you’ll want to check a few things on your own about once a month:

• Tire pressure
• Tire wear
• Windshield washer fluid

While you can typically depend on the tire pressure indicator to warn you if it gets too low, you might want to double check it when the season change. Since the change in temperature has an effect on the internal pressure in your tires, try to keep an eye on them.

When you check the tire wear, there’s a simple trick you can use to see if your treads are still road ready. You’ll simply need to get a penny!

Place the penny with Lincoln’s head facing downward between the treads of your tire. If any part of his head is covered by the treads, your tires are still in good condition. However, you’ll want to make an appointment with your service center if his head is completely uncovered.

Every 7,500 Miles

The most frequent piece of maintenance you’ll have with your Chevy Bolt is to get the tires rotated every 7,500 miles. When you take it in for this, the technicians will also inspect:

• Coolant level
• Brake system
• Steering system
• Suspension
• Chassis

Frequent tire rotations are essential to prolonging the lifespan of your tires. When you switch the tires around, it makes sure that each tire is getting an even amount of wear, which can help contribute to a smoother drive experience.

Repeating Service Needs

At various other intervals, you’ll have different service needs for your Chevy Bolt. For instance, every 15,000 miles or 12 months, you’ll need to replace the front and rear wiper blades. And at 22,000 miles, make sure to replace the passenger compartment air filter.

Every five years, you’ll need to have the brake fluid replaced as well as drain and refill the vehicle coolant circuits. Replace the air conditioning desiccant every seven years. And after 10 years or every 75,000 miles, your technicians should replace the hood and/or body lift support gas struts.

Additionally, at each maintenance visit, your service technicians will also perform a multi-point inspection to see that everything is in top condition. This will include evaluating systems like these:

• Battery
• Fluids
• Hoses
• Shocks and struts

With a team of qualified technicians on your side, you and your Chevy Bolt will be on the road for years to come. If you ever have questions about your vehicle’s maintenance schedule or needs, our team is always here to help.

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Get Your Chevy Bolt Maintenance Today

To make sure your vehicle is achieving top performance while on the road around New Hudson, Detroit, and Westland, Michigan, get your Chevy Bolt serviced at Feldman Chevrolet of New Hudson. Our team will work hard to keep you running smoothly, so schedule your service appointment today!

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