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7 Important Vehicle Maintenance Checks to Perform this Fall

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Fall is a busy season! Whether it's road trips to catch out the beautiful fall foliage or running back and forth to kid's activities, you are likely putting some miles on your vehicle this time of year. With that extra use, there's probably some additional wear and tear happening to the moving parts of your ride. Our vehicle service department in Camdenton, MO is here with some helpful tips on ways you can be proactive with your vehicle repairs, rather than wait until something goes wrong and you need an emergency repair. See the tips below for ways you can better care for your vehicle this fall: 1) Charge Battery The colder temps can cause batteries to quickly drain. Having a new battery or ensuring your current battery is fully charged can help reduce the chance of getting stranded somewhere with no way to start your vehicle. Especially if you park outside, it's important to check the life of your battery to make sure it'll start every time you need it to.  2) In...

Spring Maintenance Tips for Your Ride

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Spring is officially here and our car dealership in Camdenton, MO couldn't be more excited. Spring is a time of year when families start spending more time in the car. From driving to and from sporting events to family vacations, it's time to ensure your ride is ready for all of the spring adventures coming your way. Our vehicle maintenance department at the Lake of the Ozarks is here to ensure your ride is ready for the road that lies ahead this spring. Check out some maintenance tips you should check off your list as you prepare for the spring driving season. Clean your Ride Driving in the winter months can leave some grime and potentially damaging debris on your ride. As soon as the weather turns nice, it's important to wash your vehicle. Washing the grime off your paint can help protect your clear coat and improve the longevity of your paint. It's also important to wash the undercarriage of your vehicle, as well. The road salt and sand that's put down t...

Regular Vehicle Maintenance to Keep Your Ride Running Smooth

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Like most of us, you probably depend on your vehicle every day- whether it be your daily commute to school or work, or a trip to the store, we’re always going somewhere.  Having regular maintenance performed will ensure your vehicle keeps on working like you expect, and depend on. Our vehicle service department at the Lake of the Ozarks knows how important it is to keep your vehicle running at its best. Read on to find out about a few of the regular maintenance checks you should have performed on your car, truck, or SUV and how Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC can help! Check & Change Your Oil Regularly This is a big one.  Checking your oil and ensuring it has the proper level is imperative to how well your engine is performing.  Oil keeps your engine lubricated and reduces friction on the moving components.  Get in the habit of checking on a regular basis (when you stop to fill up at the gas station).  Have the oil flushed & filter changed regularly,...

It's National Tire Safety Week!

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Did you know? This week, May 24th-30th 2015, is National Tire Safety Week. Your friends at Hulett Chevrolet-Buick-GMC is here to remind you that keeping your tires in good working condition will not only keep you safe - it can actually save you money at the same time! Are you doing everything you can to make sure your tires are safe and healthy? Here are a few simple suggestions to improving your vehicle's tire safety: 1. Keep Your Tires Properly Inflated Underinflated tires can cause your car's handling and gas mileage to worsen. In normal conditions, tires can lose up to one pound per square inch of air every single month, so it is recommended that you check your tire pressure monthly to ensure optimum performance. Underinflated tires also wear down more quickly and are more likely to need to be replaced sooner. New tires can be expensive, so you will likely want to do everything in your power to prolong your tire's life. 2. Check Your Tire Tread Depth As ti...