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All of our technicians are factory trained and can often save you money by fixing your vehicle right the first time. We pride ourselves on quality services with a family atmosphere.
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Nobody knows your GM vehicle like Dunn Chevrolet Buick. So consult us first for all your service needs:
Check out Simplified Maintenance FAQs
and Simplified Maintenance Schedule.
 Check out how your vehicle works
see more: Maintenance information
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Warming up your vehicle in the driveway wastes gas. Drive slowly for the first few blocks instead to bring your engine to optimal driving temperature.
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Smooth, gradual acceleration increases mileage; rapid starts waste gas. Try to maintain a steady rate of speed and take advantage of timed traffic lights.
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Watch your speed. For every mile per hour over 50, mileage decreases roughly one percent. When traveling at a steady speed, most vehicles get their best mileage between 35 and 45 mph.
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Proper tire inflation and wheel alignment decrease road resistance and increase mileage. Check tire pressure monthly and rotate tires using your vehicles specific maintenance schedule.
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A well-maintained vehicle will run properly and use fuel more efficiently.
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Use your air conditioning wisely. With the air on, your engine uses more fuel.
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Drive less by planning ahead. Try to do all your errands in one trip and plan the most efficient route.
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Don't vent your anger behind the wheel. Aggressive acceleration wastes gas and can be dangerous as well.
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When you see a red light or stop sign ahead, take your foot off the accelerator and let your vehicle coast in gear. This lets momentum get you to the intersection.
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Shift properly. If you have a manual transmission, shifting into high gear as soon as possible without straining the engine reduces drag and uses less fuel.
For more information see:
Maintenance Tips Advice
When you visit mygmlink.com, you'll find valuable services, resources and information about your particular GM vehicle:
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Vehicle-specific profiles, including
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service history
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Maintenance reminders
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Recall and safety information
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Warranty and service information
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Your vehicle owner's manual
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PDA applications
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Special offers
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As temperatures increase, so do the demands made on your vehicle. So make sure your vehicle is up to summer's challenge.
Remove snow tires and check the tire tread depth on your summer tires for excessive and uneven wear.
You may have to change the grade of your engine oil in severe summer temperatures. Check your Owner's Manual for the oil viscosity grade recommended for your vehicle.
Check the cooling system, both hoses and radiator, for leaks. Check the coolant recovery reservoir under the hood when the engine is cold. Add the coolant recommended in your Owner's Manual, if required. Replace conventional coolant every two years or 60,000 miles (every five years/150,000 miles DEX-COOL?). *
Check the air conditioning system.
Check wiper blades. Snow and ice can cause nicks that decrease performance. Cold temps can also make blades brittle. Download a rebate form to take advantage of a great wiper blade offer (see form for details).
Check the battery and cables. Winter temps can reduce the charge.
From the starter that begins your journey to the brakes that get you home safely, your vehicle is an engineering marvel. And nobody knows your vehicle-and all its systems-like Dunn Chevrolet Buick.
We have provided information on each major part-and for hints on how your vehicle works or to help identify when a system or part is ready for replacement.
Soaring temps. Grueling sun. Miles of traffic. Is your vehicle ready for summer? Schedule an appointment today at your local GM Goodwrench dealership to help ensure your vehicle is up to date on its maintenance needs. As temperatures climb, your vehicle works harder.
It's a fact. So make sure your vehicle is up to the challenge of summer by having its important systems inspected by Mr. Goodwrench. After all, routine maintenance is your vehicle's lifeblood, and you don't want to miss a summer picnic day waiting for a tow truck.
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