Friday, July 22, 2016

Routine Fluids and Filters Maintenance Pages at Graff Mt. Pleasant

MT. PLEASANT, Mich. – To help your vehicle run safely and efficiently, fluid and filter maintenance is necessary. The different filters in your vehicle help keep other parts clean and running smooth by stopping unwanted debris, dirt, and dust particles from getting in. The different fluids in your vehicle keep your engines temperature regulated, keep components running smoothly, and keeps components protected from wear. We want to make sure your vehicle is always running properly and keeping you safe on the roads, which is why we created our routine fluids and filters maintenance pages at Graff Mt. Pleasant. With the new fluids page on our Graff Chevrolet and Graff Buick GMC Cadillac websites and our routine maintenance filters page on our Graff Chevrolet and Graff Buick GMC Cadillac sites, you can learn the different types of fluids and filters working in your vehicle, as well as warning signs on when they need to be serviced. These tips will help you create a regular maintenance schedule. Take a look below for an overview of what's included in the fluids and filters pages:

Routine Fluids and Filters Maintenance Pages at Graff Mt. Pleasant

Vehicle Fluids

Vehicle fluids play an important role when it comes to your car's parts working properly. By having an understanding of the different kinds of fluids and what they do, you will have a stronger knowledge of how your vehicle works overall. You'll also be able to recognize a possible issue. Our Graff Chevrolet Fluids page and our Graff Buick GMC Cadillac Fluids page walk you through the following vehicle fluids:
  • Brake Fluid
  • Power Steering Fluid
  • Coolant
  • Engine Oil
  • Washer Fluid
  • Transmission Fluid
Each fluid listed serves its own unique purpose and helps you keep your vehicle running correctly and lasting longer. For more information or if you have any questions you need answered about vehicle fluids visit our Graff Chevrolet Service FAQ page or our Graff Buick GMC Cadillac FAQ page

Routine Fluids and Filters Maintenance Pages at Graff Mt. Pleasant


Vehicle Filters

The different filters in your vehicle help keep the mechanical components clean. By collecting dust and dirt particles, they protect other components from premature wear. Filters also help your vehicle run efficiently.  Here are some of the different filters that our Graff Chevrolet Filters page and our Graff Buick GMC Cadillac Filters page go over:
  • Oil Filter
  • Transmission Filter
  • Fuel Filter
  • Air Filter
Having routine maintenance on your filters is critical for having your vehicle run efficiently. When it comes to having the maintenance on your different filters done, our teams at the Graff Chevrolet or the Graff Buick GMC Cadillac service centers are there to help!

With our routine fluids and filters maintenance pages at Graff Mt. Pleasant you'll know what to do to have your car, truck, SUV, or crossover perform to its best ability. Visit our routine fluids and routine filters pages for Graff Chevrolet or our routine fluids and routine filters pages for Graff Buick GMC Cadillac for an in depth look at how they help your vehicle and signs of when you need to have them serviced. At Graff Mt. Pleasant your safety is our number one priority and that means having the correct fluid and filter care. To schedule your next fluid and filter maintenance appointment contact our Graff Chevrolet Service Center or our Graff Buick GMC Cadillac Service Center and our friendly ASE Certified technicians will get you back on the road in no time!

At Hank Graff Mt. Pleasant we strive to provide our customers with a car buying experience that is accommodating, stress-free and fun! Visit us at our Chevrolet dealership located at 4580 E Pickard Rd in Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 or our Buick GMC Cadillac dealership located at 116 N. Mission St in Mount Pleasant, MI 48858.

Websites: Chevrolet: HankGraffMtPleasant.com and Buick GMC Cadillac: GraffBGC.com

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