Between daily trips through town, visiting favorite spots during the weekend, and making exciting vacation plans both near and far, your SUV is your trusted companion that helps make your active lifestyle possible. You and your Chevy Blazer have likely already had tons of fun together, and there are even more opportunities ahead. You’ll want to keep your ride prepared for those times by ensuring it’s taken care of.
This Chevy Blazer maintenance schedule is your handy guide to keeping your vehicle in top shape. With timely and expert service, you can continue enjoying your rides in Columbus, Grove City, and Dublin, Ohio, for years to come. Our Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet service crew is ready to show you what your model needs to stay primed and ready for action!
Staying on top of regular maintenance ensures that you’re prepared for whatever lies ahead, and your Blazer should be taken to our Chevy experts at least every 7,500 miles. During these routine visits, your vehicle will need a tire rotation to keep the wear and tread of all four tires even. This levels out performance and grip while also improving fuel efficiency.
Your vehicle will also receive an oil change, which keeps your engine running cool, clean, and smooth. Other body components will also receive lubrication, and a multi-point inspection will take place to ensure all other parts are performing up to Chevy standards.
On your third scheduled maintenance visit, if not sooner, your Blazer will receive extra special treatment. The cabin air filter will be replaced during this visit to help provide cleaner air while you drive. The air filter change occurs either at 22,500 miles or after 24 months, whichever comes first. If you suspect your Blazer needs it sooner due to airflow, fogging, or odor issues, let us know and we’ll replace it earlier.
Spark plugs help give your engine the initial energy it needs to start—they’re a vital part of the ignition process. Depending on the engine your Blazer has, you’ll need to have them replaced at different intervals.
If your Blazer has a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, its spark plugs will work reliably for up to 60,000 miles. Once you reach that milestone on your odometer, our technicians will get to work replacing them.
Drivers who have a 3.6L V6 engine under their vehicle’s hood can rest easy for a while longer. Blazer models with this engine can drive up to 97,500 miles before needing spark plug replacement.
Along with these scheduled visits, your Blazer may require additional maintenance performed. Here’s a quick look at what you’ll need and when.
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Which Service |
When to Get It |
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Change automatic transmission fluid |
45,000 miles |
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Change rear axle fluid (AWD models) |
75,000 miles |
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Replace brake fluid |
Every 5 years |
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Perform air conditioning maintenance |
Every seven years |
Simply contact our team and let us know that your Blazer is due for maintenance and our team will take care of the rest!
Now that you know what your Blazer needs to remain in excellent condition for your future adventures, it’s time to take your next steps. Our crew of Chevy technicians has seen it all, and they’ll make sure you and your ride are ready for more driving in Columbus, Grove City, and Dublin, OH. Contact us at Mark Wahlberg today to schedule your next service visit.