Wow, that came fast, didn't it? One second, we're in the middle of a heat wave. The next, there's ice and snow on the ground. Luckily, we're right in between the two. Fall is upon us. And you know what that means, right? Winter is coming. And if you're a Game of Thrones fan, that means one thing. But, if you're a driver in Little Falls, NJ, or the surrounding areas, it means another. But you're prepared. You've got snow boots, snow suits, and a Pumpkin Spice Latte on the side. But is your vehicle prepared to handle those frigid temps? That's a question we'll leave to our experts at Schumacher Chevrolet of Little Falls.
Is Your Car Winterized?
Expert Repair Technicians
You don't want any old mechanic working on your vehicle, right? Of course not. So, we reached past the Night King. Skipped over Jon Snow (GOT fans are smiling hard now). And we even passed on the Dothraki army. Instead, we've enlisted our own set of skilled mechanics to handle your vehicle. Our ASE-certified technicians know your Chevy inside and out. So, they'll know how to ensure your vehicle is prepared for what's coming. Ready? Let's go!
Tire Preparation and Maintenance
Would you walk across two feet of snow in your new Nikes? Probably not. But that's what it's like when you take your summer tires into winter weather. Winter tires, or a good set of all-season tires, will provide the traction you need in slushy and icy conditions. If you want to switch to shoes better suited to the conditions in Paterson, NJ, we'll provide expert installation. As well as tire rotation/balancing, alignment, and tread health checks.
Battery Check
What's a quick way to have a bad day in Hawthorne? A vehicle that won't start. Sometimes, it's a major issue. Other times, it's as simple as a dead battery. Don't let a bad battery ruin your day. Our professionals will inspect your battery voltage and ensure it runs strong in frigid temperatures. Batteries last three to five years. And if you don't remember the last time you had yours changed, it's probably time now.
Fluid Level Top-Offs
We know you understand the importance of keeping your oil changed regularly. But did you know that your coolant/antifreeze plays a vital role in your vehicle's health? This fluid keeps your engine from overheating. Not only that, but brake and transmission fluid or also key parts of the equation. Our certified team will inspect your fluid levels and ensure there's no vehicle mishaps in the fall and winter months in Hawthorne.
Vehicle Lighting
Have you ever had to change a headlight or taillight bulb in the dead of winter? If Jack Frost didn't nip at your fingers, then you're lucky. Even if you're protected by your garage shelter, it can still be a cumbersome experience. So why not let our team do your dirty work? Headlights, taillights, fog lights, signal lights anything that illuminates outside your vehicle, we'll ensure it's as good as new. So you don't have to.
Heat Check
You've probably heard the term before. But we're not talking about anyone from the New Jersey Nets. We're talking about our heat check services for your vehicle. Our expert technicians will inspect your vehicle's heating system. Because the wrong time to find out that your heat doesn't work is when the temperatures are colder than a West Caldwell winter.
Major Auto Repair Service
And for the major repairs, you can schedule a prioritized appointment. We'll assign one of our ASE-certified technicians to diagnose your vehicle and suggest repairs. They'll never upsell or suggest repairs that don't require immediate attention. Honesty and integrity without those, you can't have great auto repair service.
Make Your Appointment at Schumacher Chevrolet of Little Falls Today!
Time flies. And before you know it, winter will be in Paramus with all its snowy and icy baggage. You're prepared. And let us make sure your car is prepared as well. Stop by or schedule an appointment today. Winter is coming. And it's best your vehicle is prepared.
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Schumacher Chevrolet of Little Falls
8 Main Street
Little Falls, NJ 07424
- Sales: (973) 200-6570
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