Buick Service FAQ

Buick service can be scheduled on our website. We’ll need your contact information and some information about your model. Then, enter in the current mileage and see what maintenance is recommended at that amount to stay on track.

If you’re scheduling for a specific issue, move on to the next part of the form. At that point, you can search for the exact maintenance your vehicle needs. There are a lot of options, so you can always reach out to our service team for assistance on which option is most appropriate.

Every component of your vehicle deserves detailed attention. That’s why we offer a variety of services to identify issues and make necessary replacements. When an issue comes up, our technicians can take a look at everything from the brakes to the engine to the suspension system.

They’ll conduct an inspection to find the problem and move forward with a plan to fix it. This plan may involve a part replacement, and we have plenty of parts on hand to switch out an old component with a new one. In fact, you can order these parts through our website to make the replacement yourself.

Vehicles also require routine maintenance, and our team handles services like oil changes and tire rotations on a regular basis. This routine maintenance will have you driving off with a freshly tuned car that’s ready for more commutes.

We’ve mentioned staying on schedule, but what does that look like for your model? Below our scheduling form, you’ll find a general maintenance schedule that outlines what sort of service is needed at various mileage intervals.

You’ll notice that an oil change, tire rotation, and multi-point inspection are recommended every 5,000 miles. As your vehicle’s mileage climbs higher to 15,000 and 20,000 miles, it will need new filters and fluids. Then, at 25,000 miles, our technicians will look at the battery to make sure it still has sufficient power. These same services will then repeat at roughly the same mileage interval.

Some intervals will include services for the first time. For example, at 60,000 miles we’ll complete a transmission fluid exchange, and at 70,000 miles we’ll inspect the coolant system. Caliper service may be needed at 100,000 miles, and the battery will again be looked at once the vehicle has reached 150,000 miles.