Service Department Hours

The 7:00 a.m. weekday opening gives commuters time to drop off before work. We serve drivers across Riverside, San Bernardino, Fontana, Ontario, Corona, and Eastvale.

What Service and Repair Work Is Available at Riverside Chevrolet?

Riverside Chevrolet handles factory-recommended maintenance and mechanical repair across the Chevrolet lineup. That includes oil changes and fluid exchanges, brake service, battery testing and replacement, transmission service, wheel alignment, tire mounting and balancing, and engine diagnostics. You can also review current service and parts specials before your visit.

Our Certified Service technicians use GM-specific tools and diagnostic equipment. That equipment connects to your vehicle's onboard modules to read fault codes, update software, and recalibrate driver-assist systems such as Chevy Safety Assist. We service the full lineup, from the Blazer EV to the Silverado, Equinox, and Tahoe.

Repairs use GM Genuine Parts and ACDelco components. That includes Dex-Cool extended life coolant and dexos1 Gen 3 full synthetic oil.

What Is Included in a Standard Chevrolet Maintenance Visit?

A standard maintenance visit covers four things. You get an engine oil and filter change with dexos1 Gen 3 full synthetic oil, a four-tire rotation, a check of essential fluid levels, and a multi-point vehicle inspection.

Chevrolet schedules this service at roughly 7,500-mile intervals under normal driving. Your Engine Oil Life System interprets vehicle speed and engine temperature and continuously monitors operating conditions to determine when the oil is due. Under ideal driving conditions the system may not call for service for more than a year, so the engine oil and filter must be changed at least once a year and the system reset.

Chevrolet Maintenance Intervals at a Glance

Intervals vary by model, engine, and driving conditions. Your owner's manual is the authority. For a full breakdown by mileage, see our factory-recommended maintenance schedule.

The information in this article is general guidance and does not constitute a specific diagnostic or repair recommendation for any individual vehicle. Repair and maintenance decisions should be made in consultation with a certified technician based on the specific condition of your vehicle.

How Does a Multi-Point Inspection Help You Prioritize Repairs?

A multi-point vehicle inspection rates your vehicle's key systems on a green, yellow, and red scale. That makes it easy to separate work you need now from work you can plan for.

What the Inspection Colors Mean

Review the report with your advisor. You can approve safety-critical work today and schedule the rest for your next visit.

See dealer for complete details. Multi-Point Vehicle Inspections vary by participating dealer.