Are you thinking of financing or leasing a Chevrolet Equinox from our Merriam new or pre-owned vehicle inventories? You’ll be investing in a reliable SUV that will support your daily drives in Kansas City, facilitate your carpools in Shawnee Mission, and accompany you on memorable cross-country adventures for many years. To maximize your investment, it’s essential to adhere to the recommended maintenance schedule.
The dedicated service technicians at Hendrick Chevrolet Shawnee Mission near Overland Park have put together a comprehensive guide to the Chevrolet Equinox service schedule to help you stay informed. Continue reading to discover the recommended frequency for oil changes, the intervals for transmission fluid changes, and other vital maintenance tips. Don’t hesitate to contact our service center to schedule your next appointment and keep your Equinox running smoothly.
How often should you bring your Equinox in for servicing? While it depends somewhat on how you drive—and you should always check your owner’s manual—we’ve outlined the basics below. You can also contact our service center at (913) 305-3320:
Your Chevy Equinox maintenance schedule begins with tire rotation and other required services every 7,500 miles on Overland Park streets. If you’re wondering about the Chevy Equinox oil change frequency, since this task is necessary every 7,500 miles, we’ll check your oil and oil life percentage, as well as:
Every 22,500 miles or 24 months, whichever comes first, the passenger compartment air filter in your Equinox should be replaced. If you regularly drive in heavy Lenexa traffic or areas with poor air quality, consider replacing it sooner.
Don’t miss this service interval! Every 45,000 miles, you’ll need to perform an Equinox transmission fluid change:
Replace the spark plugs, and inspect their wires and boots.
Replace the brake fluid.
If your Equinox is an AWD model, change its rear axle fluid every 75,000 miles.
You should drain and fill the engine cooling system every six years or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first.
The air conditioning desiccant in your Equinox needs to be replaced every seven years. While you’re in, we’ll service the whole A/C system, helping you keep cool during hot Olathe summers.
Replace the hood and body lift support gas struts on your Equinox every 100,000 miles or 10 years, whichever comes first.
We hope you found our breakdown of the Chevy Equinox maintenance schedule helpful. Scheduling your service online at our Merriam service center is a breeze! Don’t forget to explore our exciting rotating service specials to enjoy even greater savings on your next visit.
