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Advantages to Servicing Your Car at Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC

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Keeping your vehicle in tip-top shape is key for your car to perform at its best. There have been numerous discussions about the pros and cons of servicing and getting your car repaired at a dealership versus an independent shop.  Vehicles are a must (and an expensive one!), so maintaining them correctly is vital. We could go on for days as to why you should have your car serviced here at your Lake of the Ozarks Certified Service Department , but since we don’t have days, we’ll just cover the top advantages to servicing your car at Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC . Trained Technicians Technology in today’s automobiles is constantly evolving- and not just on the interior, like new ways to connect your phone or new advanced safety features, but the technology under the hood is advancing and changing, as well.  All of our technicians at Hulett’s are GM Certified and are always receiving the most up to date training.  We want your car repair to be done correctly the first ti...

All About Our Service Department

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Properly servicing your vehicle can help it run like it should. Our Lake of the Ozarks car dealership , Hulett Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC offers a wide range of superb vehicle maintenance services, as well as other repair services. Take a look below to learn more about the services we provide! Vehicle Service: Help keep your Chevy running properly by visiting our Chevrolet Certified Service experts in Camdenton, MO for regular maintenance and repair. Take advantage of our current service offers and check back regularly for more Chevy service coupons, offers, and savings! We provide a wide range of auto repair services at everyday value pricing. We offer a number of service specials throughout the year so you can save on oil changes, tires, brake repair, batteries, and more! Keep up with our social media or our website for the latest offers. Don't forget it's vital to keep up with the regular maintenance on your vehicle to keep it running smoothly and keep you on the road...

Spring Tire Maintenance

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It seemed like it would never come, but spring is finally here! Hopefully we can put the freezing cold weather and chances of snow in the rearview mirror. As the spring season starts, it’s important to make sure that your vehicle is ready for the change of weather. We may not have to deal with ice and snow anymore, but we will have to deal with thunder and rain storms, heavy winds, and lots of potholes. The best car dealership at the Lake of the Ozarks knows that one thing that needs to be checked at the start of spring is your car’s tires. Hulett Chevrolet-Buick-GMC has three important things you should look at when you examine your tires. Tread Depth Tread depth is essential to the performance of your tires. Proper tread depth helps prevent hydroplaning during the spring rain. Your tire’s tread also gives your vehicle solid traction on the road in case of any adverse weather conditions, such as sleet, hail or a rare spring snow. If your tire tread is worn down to below 1/1...

4 Things You Need to Know About Your Engine Oil

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As a vehicle owner, there are some things you should know regardless of your depth of knowledge in the mechanical world. For instance, you should know how to pump gas, use the vehicle's instruments such as turning signals and headlights, and check tire pressure and add air if necessary. One thing that a lot of vehicle owners don't know about, but should, is their engine's oil. Hulett Chevrolet-Buick-GMC thinks this is an important part of vehicle ownership responsibility that you should have a better understanding of. Here are 4 things that all vehicle owners should know about their engine oil: Why keeping up with your oil changes is important: First of all, oil keeps your car's engine lubricated ensuring that important moving parts in your engine do not grind together and cause unnecessary wear and tear or too much heat. It also helps to contain all the nasty byproduct of combustion, preventing your engine from working too hard. Keeping your oil topped off in ...

Emergency Kit for your Vehicle

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As we move towards the winter season, it's a good idea to prepare for  unexpected emergencies.  Winter months bring mountains of snow, black ice and lots of slush to the roads that you travel on a daily basis, causing the normally harmless road into a driving hazard.  Before the dangerous road conditions arrive, make sure you and your car are prepared!! Naturally, you will want to schedule an appointment with your local Service Department  to check your fluids, tires and engine.  You should also make sure your vehicle has a spare tire in good shape and the tools to change if  needed - but here are a few other things to consider storing in your vehicle to assist you if you are stuck on the side of the road.    Flares Blankets Boots Thick warm gloves Extra set of warm clothing Extra Coat Small snacks/bottle water Ice Scraper A small Shovel Tool Kit Flares First aid kit Bag of abrasive material to create traction for spinning tires ...

Vehicle Maintenance Tips for College Students

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Sending your son or daughter off to college can be an overwhelming experience - don't let vehicle maintenance add to your stress. If your college-bound son/daughter has a vehicle, you will want to make sure they keep a few things in mind when it comes to maintenance.    Here are a few simple tips to share with  your student as they begin their journey away from home. Change the Oil Every 3,000 Miles/3months . This is one of the simplest preventative maintenance tips that a college student should remember.   Changing your oil will help keep  your vehicle in good shape and hopefully extend the service life of the vehicle.   This is also a great time for your qualified technician to inspect the vehicle for any safety issues or other problems that might be lurking.    Check Your Tires –   Make sure your tires are in good condition. Keep you tires inflated to the proper pressure level. Also check your tire-tread levels. Goodye...