Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Chevrolet Silverado 1500?

Trucks of all ages need a regular service schedule to ensure that they're working in top condition. When you skip maintenance, this is reflected in your truck's performance. Thanks to Chevrolet Silverado 1500 service schedules, though, you'll never skip a service. Your Chevrolet Silverado 1500 maintenance schedule will keep your model on track and blazing toward 100,000 miles (and so far beyond that).

7,500-Mile Service

When you bring your Silverado 1500 in for its first bit of service, you'll probably feel a lot of pride. You're doing the right thing. Thanks to your service to your Silverado, a certified auto mechanic here at Midway will perform vital first services, such as tire rotations, fuel system checks, gas strut checks, and fuel system checks. Tire pressure might also be checked at this stage.

22,500-Mile Service

Twenty-two thousand five hundred miles is a drive in the right direction. It means your Silverado is performing as expected and giving you the performance you want. You can help continue the trend by following its maintenance schedule at this mileage. A new passenger compartment air filter and transfer case fluid replacement will send you off with a healthy Silverado for a long time to come.

45,000-Mile Service

No matter how beautiful your Silverado 1500 is, it's the engine and transmission doing all the dirty work under the hood that makes it the fantastic truck it is. At 45,000 miles, you'll usually need to replace your transmission filter and fluid. Other filters also need some TLC. The fuel filter and engine air filter are typically replaced at this time, too.

97,500-Mile Service

Spark plugs are an overlooked component of trucks, but they deserve more respect. Spark plugs are the component that ignites your engine and starts it off powerful and robust. When spark plugs start to go bad, your performance can get iffy. At about 97,000 miles, you're very likely to need a fresh set of spark plugs, something that's such a simple replacement to undertake for your loyal truck. When you replace those spark plugs, you should immediately notice a difference in your vehicle's energy at liftoff and while it's driving you along through life.

Be sure to see your service manual for specifics on your particular Silverado 1500 trim, or you can contact our certified auto mechanics to learn more.