Warranty Expiring? Schedule GMC Service

Today’s GMC vehicles have a three-year / 36,000-mile basic and five-year / 60,000-mile powertrain warranty. If you’re reaching the mileage or time limit of those warranties, it’s time to visit Lester Glenn Buick GMC for GMC service. We’ll ensure your vehicle is in tip-top shape before the warranty expires. 

Scheduled Maintenance
Following the maintenance schedule for your GMC or Buick vehicle is the best way to ensure its longevity, and you should adhere to it even – or especially – once the warranty’s up. Consider a “fresh” oil and filter change before your warranty expires, allowing our service technicians to complete the usual periodic maintenance while giving you confidence your vehicle will last for years beyond the warranty expiration.

Schedule A Thorough Inspection
While you’re covering the service essentials, ask for a thorough multi-point inspection. Our technicians will go over the vehicle’s vital systems, identifying items that need care. Some of these will be consumables that aren’t covered by your warranty, but we’ll also ensure that any warranted items are identified and addressed.

• Powertrain condition and function, including engine and transmission checks
• Suspension inspection
• Checking belts and hoses for premature wear
• Braking inspection
• Battery health
• Electrical and HVAC system checks
• Fluid leaks

A note about maintenance: one reason (among many) that we suggest using a GM service center and OEM parts is that your parts and labor are covered in the rare event that something goes wrong. If we see that a component has failed prematurely, we can address it. However, if you’ve used aftermarket parts or had them installed by an unauthorized service center, we are not obligated to do so.

Schedule GMC Service in Toms River, NJ
Being proactive by scheduling your service at our Toms River GMC dealership will ensure your vehicle is in the best shape possible before your warranty expires. Visit us online or in-person to schedule your appointment today!

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