Save Money in the Long Term with Preventative Maintenance

One of the best ways to save money over the lifetime of your vehicle is to have periodic inspections of the various systems. This can highlight any problem areas when they are still small and manageable. That way, we can help repair them before they have a chance to worsen over time and with continued driving. Such exacerbation can damage the critical components within your car, truck, or SUV, requiring expensive replacement parts and repair services. Save your hard-earned money by having a vehicle inspection completed. We offer a complimentary multi-point vehicle inspection with each visit when you come to Ourisman Chevrolet of Rockville.

Inspection of Your Chevy’s Automotive Fluids

We can examine the various automotive fluids within your Chevrolet, including your motor oil, brake fluid, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, and coolant. We will check for damage or leaks, deterioration, contaminant buildup, and the level of the fluids. We can exchange them for you if needed to ensure they provide the proper lubrication to your vehicle’s components.

Tire Inspection for Your Chevrolet

Now is a great time to have your tires inspected for damage and appropriate pressure. We can check for embedded debris, such as nails, as well as minimum tread depth. We can patch damaged tires, inflate them to the right pressure, or install new tires for you if needed.

Chevrolet Air Conditioning System Inspection

With the summer heat upon us, make sure you’re A/C system is blowing cold air so you can stay comfortable while driving around Maryland. Don’t suffer in the heat when we can efficiently examine your air conditioning system, recharge your refrigerant, and repair or replace any parts as needed.

Battery Inspection and Diagnostic Check for Your Chevy

Whether you plan to take a summer road trip or simply need to make it to work for an important meeting, make sure your car battery can last through the trip. We can inspect your car battery and its connections, then run full diagnostics to test its viability. That way, you will have the confidence that your car battery can supply the power necessary to start your vehicle.