Chevy Blazer EV Maintenance FAQs

A: These multi-point vehicle inspections are specific to your Chevy EV, which means they are not generic across every single Chevy model. This allows our technicians to really focus on what makes your Blazer EV unique, and how they can best ensure everything stays running smoothly. These inspections include looking at the battery, tires, charge port seal, charge port connector, axle boots, drive unit, EV cooling system, and pedestrian safety signal. If an issue is found at any point, we'll be in direct contact with you so we can make the best decisions from there with you involved at every step of the way.

A: There are a few key components in your Blazer EV that we want to make sure you are never skipping out on when it comes to service. We know there is a lot to consider, but our team here at Victory Layne Chevrolet will be able to keep track of services for you, and even help you schedule your next appointment. We'll take care of things like tires, brake pads and rotors, batteries, cabin air filters, and coolants/fluids.

A: The tires of your Blazer EV are incredibly important, and we want to make sure you never forget that! That's why our technicians will always lend a hand by recommending added services to make sure they are wearing evenly over time. We highly recommend getting a tire rotation around every 7,500 miles to accomplish that. Feel free to also request a tire alignment with your tire rotation, and we can check to make sure the tires are inflated to the correct levels, too.

A: The first maintenance visit for your Blazer EV is on us! That's right, your first visit is completely covered, allowing you to enjoy a tire rotation and a Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection for free. This not only saves you money, but allows our technicians to get their hands on your ride, and check everything over for you. That should provide you with the confidence you need to go about driving and know that nothing is going to go wrong.