By now, you’re sure to have heard that the Chevrolet Equinox is arriving all-new for the 2018 model year. Better yet, it’s arriving now in dealerships around the country, meaning it’s time for us to tell you all about how it drives, and the features it has on tap. After losing 400 lbs., and getting a visual update that puts in line with other new members of the brand’s stable, it’s got a lot to offer.
Driving conditions in the Princeton, Tazewell, Blacksburg, and Richlands area are notoriously variable. You could be commuting in short bursts across small-town roads, driving for hours along the highway, or putting your truck or SUV's four-wheel drive to the test on steep, muddy backcountry trails. It can get blistering hot in summer, and freezing cold in winter.
What does that mean for your oil change interval?
Every vehicle has a different recommended oil and filter change schedule, based on its make and model. How and where you drive also factors in. You may need more frequent oil...
A well-maintained vehicle is a safer vehicle. For no other maintenance task is this as obvious as brake repair. Without brakes working to their full power, you may find it takes longer to come to a full stop. If you need to make an unexpected stop to avoid a deer, a pedestrian, or another vehicle, your car's stopping power is essential.
Fortunately, this Chevrolet video teaches drivers one easy way to tell if their brakes are wearing out -- squeal.
Most of the makes and models sold at Ramey Auto Group have brake-wear indicators called "squealers" built in. If you…
