Having Radiator Issues? Visit Your Chevy Dealer
Without a fully functioning radiator, your car can’t regulate its temperature so a malfunctioning radiator can lead to serious problems for your car very quickly. Because of this, it’s crucial to head straight to the Chevy dealer when you need a radiator repair. If your car is overheating, then you may need to get towed to the dealer to avoid causing damage to your engine.
Signs You Need a Radiator Repair ASAP
The Temperature Gauge Is Rising
Always check your temperature gauge a few times per journey to make sure the temperature of your car isn’t steadily rising. If it’s steadily rising, then one of the components of your car is overheating. If your car is running increasingly hotter, or if it starts edging toward being critically hot, then you most likely have a problem with your radiator.
The Coolant Level Is Low
If your coolant level is unexpectedly low, then you may have a coolant leak. Signs of a coolant leak include a pool of coolant by your vehicle and discoloration on the parts under the hood.
Coolant that’s pooling by your vehicle will be bright in color and have an unmistakable sweet smell. Spots of discoloration under your hood will be very small, because the discoloration is caused by coolant squirting out onto the hot parts of the engine and rapidly sizzling away. The coolant takes the paint away with it when it evaporates, leaving behind discoloration and, over time, rust.
The 2024 Chevrolet Camaro’s Latest Evolution
Dive into the future of iconic muscle with the 2024 Chevrolet Camaro, where power meets precision in an unforgettable driving experience. Located at the heart of Chandler, AZ, Our Earnhardt Chevrolet is excited to introduce this legendary vehicle’s latest iteration. It’s more than just a car; it’s a testament to the relentless pursuit of automotive excellence.
A Leap Forward in Performance
The 2024 Chevrolet Camaro isn’t just another model year; it’s a bold step into the future of performance vehicles. Boasting enhanced engine capabilities and a refined aerodynamic design, this Camaro offers drivers an unparalleled blend of speed, agility, and efficiency. Whether it’s the roar of the engine or the smooth acceleration from the advanced powertrain, every aspect of the Camaro is designed to deliver a thrilling ride. With state-of-the-art suspension systems and cutting-edge driving technologies, it promises an exhilarating experience on both the open road and the racetrack. Explore more about the 2024 Chevrolet Camaro and its features to see how it stands out in its class.
Read the rest of this entry »Welcome to a new era of automotive innovation and sustainability! Our Earnhardt Chevrolet, located in the heart of Chandler, AZ, is thrilled to unveil the latest marvel in electric vehicle technology: the 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV. This groundbreaking vehicle is designed to transform your driving experience, combining unmatched performance with environmental stewardship.
A New Dawn in Electric Mobility
The 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV is not just another electric vehicle (EV); it’s a bold statement of what the future holds for personal transportation. With its cutting-edge technology and design, the Blazer EV sets new standards in efficiency, performance, and comfort. Its electric powertrain delivers instant torque and acceleration, ensuring a thrilling drive without compromising on range. The Blazer EV’s sophisticated battery technology offers impressive mileage on a single charge, making range anxiety a thing of the past. Moreover, its sleek and aerodynamic design not only turns heads but also enhances its efficiency, allowing you to glide farther and with greater ease.
Read the rest of this entry »At a Glance: The 2024 Chevy Equinox
Sporty, versatile, and now here at your local Chevy dealer, the 2024 Chevy Equinox is ideal for anyone looking for a fun-to-drive, fuel-efficient SUV for all the following reasons.
At a Glance: The 2024 Chevy Equinox at Your Chevy Dealer
Fuel-Efficient and Versatile
This edition’s 1.5-liter turbocharged engine delivers 175 horsepower and provides an EPA-estimated 26 MPG in cities and as much as 31 MPG on highway road trips. Along with a MacPherson front suspension system and a 6-speed automatic transmission that can switch into clutch-less manual shifting at any time, this SUV offers performance brake linings, giving you both smooth rides and more confidence when stopping.
Instead of having a conventional AWD system, this one has a switchable system that can be activated as needed, and if you still need additional traction, StabiliTrak is an electronic stability control system that can automatically jump in to provide it.
Meet the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500
Power and versatility meet sophisticated interior comforts in the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500. Now available at your nearby Chevy dealership, this pickup provides multiple cab options, off-roading capabilities, and the following features.
Meet the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 at Your Chevy Dealership
Engines and Capabilities
The 2024 edition of the Silverado 1500 provides plenty of muscular performance with four powerful engine options: a turbocharged I4, a turbo-diesel V6, and two V8s. The I4 is a 2.7-liter that generates an impressive 310 horsepower and 430 pound-feet of torque, while the 305-horsepower 3.0-liter turbo diesel gets the best mileage in the group, offering up to 29 MPG on highways.
The smaller V8, a 5.3-liter, delivers 355 horsepower, while the larger option, a 6.2-liter, churns out 420 horses. A four-wheel-drive system is available for conquering rugged terrains, and while it makes an easy task out of sand, mud, snow, and other difficult conditions, you can enhance traction even more by sending full power to the rear wheels.
8 Signs Your Chevy Needs New Tires
To keep your Chevy safe, its tires need to be in good condition. Here are some clear signs you need new tires from your Chevy dealer.
1. The Tread Depth is Below 2/32 of an Inch
The most obvious sign that your Chevy needs a new set of tires is when the tread depth falls below 2/32 of an inch. Use a tread depth gauge to measure it. If the gauge reads 2/32 of an inch or less, replace your tires immediately.
If you do not have a tread depth gauge, you can measure your tread with a penny instead. Place the penny in the tire tread groove with Abraham Lincoln upside-down. If you can see the top of his head over the tread, your tire tread is dangerously low.
2. The Tread Wear Indicator Bars are Visible
Modern tires come with tread wear indicator bars. These are small raised bars at the bottom of the tread grooves. As tires wear down, the indicator bars rise to the surface. If these bars are flush with the tire’s tread, it’s time to replace the tire.
Read the rest of this entry »Hey Chevy enthusiasts! We’ve got some exciting news to share, and it involves breaking ground in the beautiful town of Queen Creek, AZ. If you’re a fan of the iconic Chevrolet brand, you’re in for a treat as we expand our horizons and bring the best of Chevy to this vibrant community.
What’s the Buzz About?
We’re thrilled to announce our latest venture, and it’s all happening at Earnhardt Chevrolet in Queen Creek. This new location is set to become a hub for everything Chevy, offering a range of vehicles that blend style, performance, and innovation.
Why Queen Creek?
Now, you might be wondering why we chose Queen Creek for our latest adventure. Well, aside from its picturesque landscapes and tight-knit community, Queen Creek represents the perfect backdrop for the Chevrolet lifestyle. Whether you’re cruising through the scenic streets or embarking on off-road adventures, our Chevy lineup is designed to complement every facet of your life.
Read the rest of this entry »Getting a New Car Battery for Your Chevrolet Vehicle
Your engine may run on gas, but it needs electricity to get it going. The battery is a vital component as it stores the power generated by the alternator, and its lifespan is usually about three to five years. Read on to find out how to know when it’s time to contact your Chevy dealership about a new car battery.
Caring for Your Battery
Although the battery provides the initial charge for the starter motor to get your car going, the alternator will recharge it while the engine is running. Making a lot of quick, short trips will use power more quickly than it can be replaced, so it’s a good idea to make regular journeys of a half-hour or more to top the battery up.
The electrical systems will drain the battery when the car isn’t running and may put it under more pressure as it tries to crank the car. You can also help it by making sure that the music, fans, and lights are switched off when you start your car or park up.
Does Your Chevy Need New Headlights?
How do you know when it’s time to drive down to the Chevy dealership for some new headlights? Let’s shed some light on the signs.
Weakening Headlights
Once you realize that your headlights have become significantly dimmer, it’s obvious they need to be replaced. Headlights can lose their brightness over time, making it harder to see at night or during poor weather conditions. If your headlights have dimmed enough to affect your visibility, it’s time for them to be replaced.
Flickering or Inconsistent Performance
If your headlights are flickering on and off, growing brighter and dimmer without any warning, it’s not just annoying; it can be a serious safety hazard. This issue might be caused by dying bulbs or poor electrical connections in your headlight assembly, and you should have it checked out before your lights can go out completely.
Read the rest of this entry »Meet the 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500
If you need a heavy-duty work truck with a cabin that can double as a mobile work office, swing by your Chevy dealer to check out the Silverado 2500. The 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500 is powerful and can haul large trailers and pull heavy loads with ease. Read on to learn more about the Silverado 2500 and all that it can offer your family.
Check Out the 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500 Available at Your Chevy Dealer
The ’24 Chevy Silverado 2500 features a redesigned interior with a massive infotainment screen. The available 13.4-inch diagonal touchscreen is easy to use with an intuitive system and large graphics. Use this screen to integrate your smartphone devices, manage your media, navigate, and more. The ’24 Silverado 2500 is also Bluetooth-compatible and boasts an available wireless charging pad.
Driver Information Display
Locate all your vehicle health stats, driving information, safety alerts, and more on the all-new available 12.3-inch driver information display on the ’24 Chevy Silverado 2500. This driver information display is huge and can be configured to one of three views for your convenience. The information included on this display includes but is not limited to your vehicle health, speed, safety alerts, and RPMs.
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