Chevrolet Suburban Service Intervals

What is the Chevrolet Suburban Maintenance Schedule?

The Chevrolet Suburban is one of the largest and most commanding SUVs on the American market. However, even a car as tough as the Suburban needs to have some TLC and proper care to perform at full capacity. Keeping up with the recommended Chevrolet Suburban maintenance schedule will also ensure that your car is safe to drive and isn't developing problems that you are not aware of.

15,000-Mile Service

The first of the Suburban's major service intervals starts at 15,000 miles. While the Suburban is due for maintenance at this time, you'll need to look at the owner's manual that comes with your Suburban, as the requirements for Chevrolet Suburban service intervals vary by vehicle-specific factors such as the engine, the drivetrain, and your driving conditions. At the first service appointment, your Suburban will need the most basic maintenance. It will have a repeat oil change and likely get a new fuel filter installed to ensure smooth and reliable engine performance. A trained Chevrolet mechanic will look at the car's tires and rotate them if any abnormalities are detected.

30,000-Mile Service

The 30,000-mile service appointment brings some more service items for the Suburban. The Chevrolet Suburban maintenance schedule at this point calls for a replacement of the air filter in the passenger compartment and a new air cleaner filter for the engine. The Suburban will need its oil changed again. The oil levels and oil quality are also checked. If the Suburban has an automatic transmission, the transmission fluid is changed at 30,000 miles. The transfer case fluid is drained, and the engine may get the cooling system filled.

60,000-Mile Service

The evaporative control system is checked on the Suburban at 60,000 miles. The SUV will also have its transfer case fluid changed. The engine's filter is changed or cleaned again, and the tires and wheels are checked. The Suburban may be due for a new battery as well. The exhaust system and transmission are also checked for any problems, and the Chevy Suburban gets the brakes, ball bearings, and axles inspected for soundness.

90,000-Mile Service

All of the essential fluids are changed at 90,000 miles. The Suburban has the brake fluids changed at this time, along with the transmission fluids for both automatic and manual transmissions. The exterior lights are inspected, along with the wiper blades, to see if they are worn out. The engine's accessory drive belts may be changed as well at this time.

To make a service appointment for your Chevy Suburban, contact our dealership today.