Part of getting the most out of your new Chevy vehicle is understanding its limitations. Chevrolet has long provided drivers with supreme towing capabilities, but even these remarkable vehicles can become encumbered by overloaded payloads. Overloading your Chevrolet vehicle can open up a world of difficulty for you, but will be most impactful on these three different areas in your vehicle’s toolkit.
Here in the Van Nuys, CA area, winter simply means slightly cooler temperatures, but if you plan on taking your Chevy car to cold or snowy climates, preventative Chevy service is a must. Here at Keyes Chevrolet, our team of certified Chevrolet technicians is ready to get your car ready to handle the cold, ice, and snow that you may experience on your winter road trip with the following types of service.
One of the most exciting and advanced features found on both new and pre-owned Chevy vehicles is Chevy OnStar®. This safety-focused system has been a fixture of the automobile market for over 25 years, constantly being improved as times change. Here at Keyes Chevrolet, we understand that not all Van Nuys, CA drivers may be aware of the advanced suite of features offered by OnStar, so we’re taking this opportunity to fill in the gaps.
While your Chevy car has been a reliable companion on the road, as time goes on and your warranty is close to its expiration date, it is critical to keep your vehicle in top condition with Chevy service. Before your warranty expires, it is wise to take advantage of the coverage and ensure that your vehicle is in top shape. Here at Keyes Chevrolet, these are some essentials that our technicians will evaluate.
In a recent announcement during the GM quarterly earnings conference call, CEO Mary Barra unveiled exciting news regarding the new version of the popular Chevy Bolt EV. The iconic automaker is gearing up to introduce the next-generation Chevy Bolt EV, reinforcing its commitment to delivering what customers have grown to love about the vehicle: impressive range, affordability, and cutting-edge technology features.
Between the current and future Chevy EV models, it is abundantly clear that Chevrolet intends to ensure sustainability does not compromise practicality on the road. Towing is one area where electric vehicles’ capabilities lag their internal combustion counterparts, but Chevrolet demonstrates this shortcoming is only temporary. Let’s look at a couple of tow-ready vehicles that will soon be available here at Keyes Chevrolet.
Weekend getaways are a great way to escape day-to-day life, and the right vehicle ensures you get the most out of each venture. The 2024 Chevrolet Equinox boasts unmatched performance and versatility, making it the perfect choice for weekend excursions. Keyes Chevrolet looks at what this vehicle offers you on your weekend excursions.
As the leaves and temperature fall, new hazards arise on the road. Tackle the incoming fall season the right way by scheduling a visit to the Keyes Chevrolet service center today! To help ensure you and your vehicle are prepared for the coming months, make sure you accomplish these three service tasks during your next service visit.
We all know that scheduling regular Chevrolet service is the best way to keep your vehicle running at its best, but it’s also important to consider these visits a reinforcement of your vehicle’s ability to keep you protected during your drives. As we mark Brake Safety Awareness Month, Keyes Chevrolet highlights three service tasks that can further increase your vehicle’s safety prowess.
As Chevy EV models become more and more prevalent, learning how to maintain and charge them will become just as important as learning how to swap a flat tire. It may seem daunting to the uninitiated, but charging EV models is as easy as refueling a gas engine. Follow along as Keyes Chevrolet covers how to locate and utilize EV charging stations to keep your Chevy EV topped off.