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Just like filling up the gas tank and getting a car wash, your vehicle needs a regular oil change as part of its routine maintenance. But do you have the time in your busy schedule to bring your Chevy vehicle into our Chevrolet service center? With the number of services covered in a routine oil change, you’ll be thankful you carved out some time to keep your Chevy vehicle in tip-top shape. 

Spring brings fresh air, warm weather, and of course, more chances to get out and travel in your car. But that also means it’s time to get your vehicle ready with a thorough spring cleaning.

There’s nothing more frustrating than getting in your Chevy only to discover that it won't start. There are a variety of reasons why your Chevy car won’t start, and before scheduling a Chevy service appointment, there are a few things you can check on your own.

Keeping your tires properly inflated and healthy is one of the best ways to ensure that you’re getting the best possible performance and fuel efficiency from your Chevy car. The tread depth on your tires can be easy to overlook, but at the end of the day, tread depth is essential to vehicle performance.

Your battery is one of the most important parts of your Chevrolet car, and it can last for years. However, it always seems to die out at the most inconvenient times.

Oil changes are some of the most common and most necessary types of services that you will get completed on your Chevy car. But how much do you actually know about why oil changes are necessary and what happens during the oil change? Here at Keyes Chevrolet, our team of certified Chevy mechanics is happy to answer some of the most common questions about a Chevy oil change.

Fall is arriving here in the Van Nuys, CA area. While the changing of seasons in Southern California doesn’t involve the same drastic weather changes as it does in the rest of the country, it’s still a good time to take stock of your Chevrolet vehicle to make sure that it’s in good shape for the upcoming winter. Here at our Chevrolet service center, our mechanics recommend the following types of service to prepare for fall.

Sometimes it’s obvious when you need Chevy repair. You don’t need a Chevy mechanic to tell you that if your car has smoke coming out of its tailpipe, is making loud noises, or is taking longer than normal to accelerate, you need to visit our Chevy service center. However, at times the need for auto repair might not be so direct. If you ever notice any of the following less obvious issues, it is time to schedule an appointment with our Chevy mechanics.

For many southern California drivers, summer is a time for road trips, driving the kids and their friends around town, and cruising down the highway in a Chevy convertible. Summer has arrived here in the Van Nuys area, but it is not too late to get your Chevy car ready for the season. Here at the Chevy service center at Keyes Chevrolet, our team of friendly Chevy mechanics is ready to get your car in top condition for summer. Here are some services that we’ll perform during your checkup.

In addition to having a large lot of new and pre-owned Chevy cars for Sherman Oaks, CA area drivers, Keyes Chevrolet boasts a full-fledged service department. Keeping up with your regular Chevy service is one of the best ways of keeping your car in top condition and ensuring that it lasts you years. There are a number of ways in which our service center at our Sherman Oaks, CA-area Chevy dealer can help. Here are the top five.