(In addition to 30-day maintenance)
(In addition to 7,500-mile maintenance)
(In addition to 22,500-mile maintenance and 7,500-mile maintenance)
(In addition to 7,500-mile maintenance, 22,500-mile maintenance, and 100,000-mile maintenance)
For more than a decade, Patriot Dealerships has specialized in servicing electric vehicle parts. The professionals at Patriot Dealerships exclusively use Authentic GM Parts & Accessories, which are tailored to your Chevrolet vehicle and rigorously checked for both performance and dependability. This attention-to-detail guarantees that you receive the best possible service and parts available.
Just like their gas-powered counterparts, electric vehicles require routine maintenance to perform optimally and prevent small issues from turning into huge headaches. Fortunately, maintaining an EV tends to be more cost-effective and easier than maintaining a vehicle with a combustion engine. The affordability and simplicity stem from the electric motor, which has fewer moving parts and thereby decreases the rate of mechanical problems. However, the maintenance costs for a Chevrolet electric vehicle may vary depending on the specific model you own. For detailed guidance, it’s important to consult your owner’s manual for guidance on your specific vehicle.
SCHEDULE SERVICENo, in general, it's more affordable and simple to maintain a traditional combustion engine vehicle! This cost efficiency comes from the electric motor, which has fewer moving parts and thus reduces the likelihood of mechanical issues.
Your tires typically last between four and six years, depending on your driving habits. You likely need to replace your tires if you notice any of the following:
Rotating tires prevents premature tire wear. Neglecting to rotate your tires on a consistent basis can cause an uneven driving experience.
A good rule of thumb is to drain and service your chevrolet battery coolant circuits every 150,000 miles
We recommend replacing the cabin air filter on your electric Chevrolet every 22,500 miles.
Your brake pads should last up to 50,000 miles, but your driving habits can vary in their lifespan. If you notice grinding, squealing, vibration, pulsation, or a slow response when braking, you should schedule service as soon as possible.
We recommend that you schedule a brake check immediately if you experience any irregularities, including grinding sounds, squealing, vibrations, pulsations, or a delayed braking response.