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The attractive 2024 Chevy Malibu at your local Chevy dealership is an exciting option if you are shopping for a new mid-size sedan. The Malibu offers a joyful driving experience with a playful engine and solid performance specs. more The first-tier trim of the 2024 Malibu is the LS. This trim has a fuel economy of 27 MPG in the city, 35 MPG on the interstate, and 30 MPG combined. The fuel tank capacity of this sedan is 15.8 gallons. The Malibu LS has a remarkable total driving range of 426.6 miles in the city or 555.3 miles on the highway on a full tank of gas. The key to the fantastic performance of the 2024 Malibu is the powertrain configuration. The LS has a 1.5-liter in-line four-cylinder engine that produces 163 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. This model has a front-wheel drive drivetrain and a continuously variable-speed automatic transmission. Exterior Features The 2024 Malibu LS has standard exterior features such as 16-inch aluminum wheels, an acoustic laminated windshield, body-colored power side mirrors, and all-season blackwall tires. The LS has automatic halogen headlights with IntelliBeam and daytime running lights. The exterior color options for the Malibu LS are Summit White, Mineral Gray Metallic, Mosaic Black Metallic, Lakeshore Blue Metallic, and Sterling Gray Metallic. Interior Features The LS is equipped with a six-speaker sound system, an eight-inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, and a Wi-Fi hotspot capability. This trim also has air conditioning, a rear window defogger, a driver information center, keyless start, keyless open, and a rear seat reminder. The Malibu LS comes with Teen Driver, a feature that generates an in-vehicle report card and automatically mutes the radio until the front seat seatbelts are fastened. The LS has premium cloth seat trim, a 40/60 folding rear seat, and six-way manually adjustable front seats. An interior day/night rearview mirror, a manual tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, and steering wheel-mounted controls are also standard. The LS is compatible with OnStar and Chevrolet Connected Services. Advanced Features The Malibu LS comes with rear park assist as part of the standard Driver Confidence Package. Standard Chevy Safety Assist features for this mid-size sedan are a following distance indicator, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, front pedestrian braking, automatic emergency braking, and forward collision alert. A rear vision camera is also standard for this trim. The five-passenger Chevy Malibu is a great option if you have a growing family, young teen drivers, or you need to commute to work. This classic sedan offers a sporty driving experience and a set of reliable standard features. Test drive the Malibu when you drop by Blue Ribbon Chevrolet in Sallisaw, OK.

If you're looking for a powerful pickup truck for work or a durable vehicle to go off-road, look no further than the 2024 Chevy Silverado at a Chevy dealer near you. more Powerful Performance The Chevy Silverado has long been known for its durability and power. This year's Silverado models offer four different, yet powerful engines that can help you take on any challenge. Among them is the impressive TurboMax engine, which is standard on WT, LT, RST, LT Trail Boss, and custom models. This engine boasts 310 horsepower and 430 lb.-ft. maximum torque. Its dual volute turbocharger allows priority oiling and cooling, making the hardest jobs easier. If you're looking for something with even more power, the Silverado has got you covered. Standard on the LTZ and High Country, the 5.3L EcoTec32 V8 offers 355 horsepower and 383 lb.-ft. of torque. The RST (4x4), High Country (4x4) LT Trail Boss, LTZ (4x4) and ZR2 models come standard with the 6.2L EcoTec 3 V8, which has 420 horsepower and 460 lb.-ft. of torque. The Duramax 3.0L Turbo-Diesel engine is standard on the ZR2 model, offers 305 horsepower with 495 lb.-ft. torque, and is great for 2WD towing. Whichever Silverado model you choose will have enough power for any on- or off-road adventure! Towing With Technology The newest Silverado trailering technology is designed to help you tow safely and efficiently. With eight available cameras offering up to 14 views, you can see around your vehicle and trailer when hitching, driving and parking. The Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert lets you know when a moving vehicle is detected where you can't see, keeping you and your belongings safe on the road. Chevy's Trailering App makes trailering easier than ever. This cutting-edge technology lets you create customized trailer profiles, monitor your trailer's tire pressure and temperature, and set up pre-departure checklists to be fully prepared before taking your trailer on the road. The Trailering App gives you everything you need for smooth towing at your fingertips. Hands-Free Driving Relax and let Super Cruise take control! The latest High Country models are equipped with OnStar-connected, hands-free driver assistance technology to manage speed and steering, allowing you to take a break on long-haul adventures. Super Cruise is easy to use, letting you let go of the wheel with confidence. Feel assured knowing that your Silverado uses the latest technology to make your drive safe and comfortable. This feature also allows hands-free towing, giving you peace of mind while pulling a trailer on long-haul drives. Super Cruise's trailering technology adapts to your connected trailer, automatically adjusting the gap between you and the next vehicle ahead. Rest assured knowing that the extra stopping distance is designed with your safety and comfort in mind. With its performance and sophisticated technology, the 2024 Silverado will surely exceed your expectations. Are you ready to sign up for a test drive? Visit Blue Ribbon Chevrolet in Sallisaw, OK today to schedule yours and learn more about your next vehicle!

The 2024 GMC Sierra 1500 is one of the strongest trucks in its class. In addition to its mighty power, the Sierra is incredibly safe. As your trusted Chevy dealer, we're excited to help you explore Sierra's top safety features. more Stability and Traction Control If you ever get into tricky road situations when towing or hauling heavy loads, you'll appreciate this vital standard safety feature. The Sierra stability control system activates when it detects that the truck is deviating from its intended path. A situation like this may arise when you're maneuvering tricky turns or accelerating on wet or snowy roads. When the system detects a mismatch between the direction the truck is traveling and the path you want it to follow, it will automatically adjust the brakes and engine power to help you maintain control of the truck and stay on your desired path. This system includes additional driver-aids, such as hill-start assist and trailer sway control. Forward Collision Warning With Automatic Emergency Braking Offered as a standard feature across the 2024 Sierra 1500 lineup, this system is intended to help you avoid front collisions. It monitors the road ahead to determine if you risk hitting the vehicles in front and alerts you to the danger. The system can apply automatic emergency brakes or assist your braking to help you avoid a frontal crash, or at least mitigate the severity of an unavoidable collision. Lane Departure Warning With Lane Keep-Assist The 2024 Sierra 1500 comes with a system designed to help you keep your lane for safe driving. This system constantly monitors the lane markings and will alert you when you unintentionally exit your lane. The system can make gentle steering corrections to help you stay centered in your lane. Blind-Spot Monitoring This available safety feature helps you avoid side collisions when changing lanes. It monitors adjacent lanes and will alert you if it detects another vehicle in your blind spot zone. That way, you can wait and change lanes only when it's safe. Hitch Guidance You'll find this available safety feature useful in towing operations as it helps you line up the hitch to the trailer. It achieves this by displaying a guideline on the rear vision camera when in reverse. When you're driving forward, this system allows you to monitor your trailer from the rear vision camera. The 2024 Sierra 1500 excels in hard work and safety. Contact us today at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet, Sallisaw, OK to book a test drive and discover why the Sierra has been one of the best-selling trucks in America.

Catching the attention of sports car enthusiasts at a Chevy dealer near you, the Corvette Stingray offers a heart-pumping driving experience with its glorious V8 engine and highly refined chassis. The latest generation of this iconic automobile marks its adoption of the mid-engine, rear-wheel drive layout. Here's a quick rundown on the 2024 Chevy Corvette Stingray! more Powertrain Placed between the passenger compartment and rear axle for a more ideal weight distribution, the Corvette Stingray's naturally aspirated 6.2L V8 engine pumps out an astounding 490 hp and 465 lb-ft of torque. An available performance exhaust system produces a more aggressive exhaust note and raises performance to 495 hp and 470 lb-ft of torque. Ultra-quick, tactile gear changes are provided by an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. The Corvette Stingray can rocket itself from 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds, and it takes just 11.2 seconds for the car to cover a quarter-mile from a standstill. Top speed is equally impressive at 194 mph. Chassis Whether you buy the Corvette Stingray as a coupe or convertible, the car has a lightweight, yet rigid chassis that promises exceptional stability in the corners. The suspension features short long arm double wishbones, a rear stabilizer bar, and both forged and aluminum construction. 46-mm monotube shock absorbers do a great job of absorbing bumps in the road. The available magnetic damping system makes constant adjustments, improving response as the driving surface changes. Serious track goers will want to opt for the Z51 Performance Package, which includes a manually adjustable suspension and high-performance Brembo anti-lock brakes. Interior Among the cockpit's most distinctive features are its race-inspired steering wheel with a flat top and bottom and a vertical stack of climate controls that acts as a divider between the driver and passenger. Striking color schemes like Adrenaline Red/Jet Black and driver-oriented displays, including a customizable 12-inch digital instrument panel, further allude to the Corvette Stingray's sporty nature. Along with its stylish design, the interior offers generous legroom at nearly 43 inches and a host of amenities, such as 8-way power adjustability for both seats, a heated steering wheel, and a wireless charging pad. Infotainment An 8-inch HD infotainment touchscreen comes standard and enables use of wireless smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Bluetooth audio streaming, and connected navigation. The advanced voice recognition system lets you control many functions without having to remove your focus from the drive. A standard 10-speaker Bose premium audio system delivers rich sound, but audiophiles also have the option of going with the even more powerful 14-speaker Bose Performance Series system. You'll be hard-pressed to find another car that matches the Corvette Stingray's level of performance for such an incredible price. Head over to Blue Ribbon Chevrolet in Sallisaw, OK today and see it for yourself!

The engine belt, also known as the serpentine belt, transmits power from the engine's crankshaft to several other important car components. If your serpentine belt ever frays, cracks, or slips loose, you'll experience a variety of problems. Let's look at some common indications of serpentine belt trouble. You can have a new belt promptly installed at your nearest Chevy dealership. more Whining or Squealing Sounds If a serpentine belt ever slips loose, you're likely to hear a high-pitched whining or squealing sound as the loosened belt's rubber runs awkwardly over the edges of the pulleys. This sound might be accompanied by a smell of burning rubber as the additional friction takes its toll. Battery Problems From a Failing Alternator One of the most important components powered by the serpentine belt is the alternator, which generates electricity to recharge the car's battery. If your belt cracks or comes loose, the alternator will no longer perform its function and your battery will stop recharging. You're likely to see the battery warning light appear on your dashboard, and you might later have trouble starting your car. Malfunctioning Air Conditioner The serpentine belt also delivers power to the air conditioner's compressor, so during the warm summer months, if you find your cabin refusing to cool down, a bad serpentine belt might be to blame. Faulty Power Steering Drivers often don't realize how much the power steering helps them steer their car. If a faulty serpentine belt ever prevents the power steering pump from doing its job, you may suddenly find your steering wheel very heavy to turn, especially when moving at slow speeds. Overheating Engine A vital component of the engine's cooling system is also often powered by the serpentine belt. If a bad belt ever stops powering the water pump, coolant will stop circulating properly through the system. This could lead to overheating, which can rapidly cause permanent damage to a car's engine. Visible Damage to the Belt You can inspect your car's serpentine belt at any time for signs of wear and tear. Any glazing, fraying, cracks, worn-out grooves, or missing chunks should prompt you to have it replaced right away. Chevy Dealer Recommends a New Belt During periodical servicing visits at your local dealership, the technician will check many parts of your car, including the serpentine belt. With an expert eye, a technician will notice any problems with the belt and let you know when it's time for a new one. Have the belt in your car's engine replaced today at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet Buick GMC, Inc. We're a trusted local dealership providing top-notch vehicles and customer service to drivers in and around Sallisaw, OK.

Getting a flat can be very annoying. One minute you're happily driving, and the next you can almost feel the air gushing out of one of your tires. If this happens, you could call a mechanic to replace the tire or change it yourself. As your Chevy dealer, we want to give you the east steps to replace that pesky flat tire and look like a pro at the same time. more Find a Flat Space It might not be obvious, but for safety, you need a flat area for your car while you change the tire. It's also important that the selected area is as far away from other moving vehicles as possible. Changing a tire requires concentration, and this is much easier to achieve when you know no vehicle will pass by anywhere near you. Safety First Once parked in a safe area, switch off the engine, pull up the hand brake, and switch on your hazard lights. At this time, you can also raise your hood and deploy warning triangles or road flares behind your car. All these actions help to prevent your car from moving and warn other drivers that you're stationary. Find the Tools Changing a flat requires three items. You'll need the spare, a lug wrench, and a jack. Some jacks have a built-in lug wrench. These items are usually all kept in your trunk, but you can find their exact location by checking your car manual. Loosen the Nuts Before you lift your car, use the lug wrench to loosen each lug nut. The nuts are tightened securely, so you'll need to apply force to loosen them. Once the nuts are loose enough to turn by hand, it lifts your car. Lifting Time Position the jack underneath your car as close to the flat as possible. Your Chevy has flat reinforced sections behind each wheel. These sections allow you to place the jack safely and securely. Once it's in position, use the jack to lift your car a few inches off the ground. Replace the Tire Remove all the lug nuts, lift the flat off the wheel hub, and place it on one side. Lift the space onto the hub and rotate it until the holes are in line with the holes in the wheel hub. Screw the lug nuts back on as tightly as you can, then lower your Chevy. Time To Go Use the lug wrench to tighten each lug nut as securely as possible. The tire is changed, so you​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ only need to replace the tools and drive off. As you see, replacing a tire is easy. Head over to us at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet in Sallisaw, OK, and we'll replace your tire.

Your new 2024 Chevy is backed by several warranties that give you the peace of mind of knowing that you're covered in the unlikely event of a labor or material issue with your car. These warranties have a limited duration, but you can choose to extend them. As your Chevy dealer, we want to tell you about your warranty and extended warranty options, which are also known as protection plans. more Standard Warranties Before we look at your extension options, let's take a quick look at some of the warranties that automatically apply to your new vehicle. Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty This standard warranty provides complete coverage for any repairs, including parts and labor, due to any problem caused by a material or labor defect. It's valid for three years/36,000 miles. The warranty also protects your tires against any problem other than regular wear and tear. In addition, the warranty provides free towing to your closest dealership. Powertrain Warranty Your engine, transmission, and drivetrain are the most expensive and complex systems in your Chevy. This warranty protects them against any unforeseen issues for five years/60,000 miles. Additional Warranties Other automatic warranties include an Emission Control Systems Warranty that's duration varies by vehicle type, a Corrosion Warranty that protects against body or sheet metal corrosion for three years/36,000 miles, and a Perforation Warranty that warrants against any rust through on your vehicle for six years/100,000 miles. Protection Plans There are three protection plans available: the powertrain plan, the silver plan, and the platinum plan. Each plan builds on the one before it. You can select the duration and deductible for the plan you choose. These are the highlights of each plan. Powertrain Plan This plan focuses specifically on your engine, transmission, and drivetrain. In addition, if you have a hybrid vehicle, it covers all its unique drive components. Silver Plan This plan includes everything covered by the powertrain plan above and adds coverage of your front and rear suspension, climate control, brakes, steering, and electrical systems. Platinum Plan This plan offers the most protection. It includes everything in the previous two plans and adds protection for your audio, navigation, and high-tech systems. The only components in your car that aren't covered are specifically stated in the plan's contract. This plan also offers the longest-term coverage of up to eight years or 100,000 miles. Additional Benefits All three protection plans include 24/7 roadside assistance, rental car coverage for up to ten days, and trip interruption reimbursement for up to five days. If you'd like more information about any of the protection plans or if you'd like to choose a plan, contact us today at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet in Sallisaw, OK.

Has your car's engine started coughing and shuddering alarmingly while losing power? Does it seem like it's struggling and about to stall? If you're experiencing any of the indications of an engine misfiring laid out below, then it's wise to visit your local Chevy dealership without delay. If not resolved, a misfiring engine can rapidly lead to more serious problems. more Sputtering, Shaking Engine A misfire is when a spark plug inside one of the engine's cylinders fails to spark and ignite the fuel properly. The leading cause of misfiring is when a spark plug becomes worn out, broken, or fouled by carbon residue, although faulty ignition coils, fuel injectors, air filters, catalytic converters, and airflow sensors can also result in misfiring. Whatever the cause, as a misfiring spark plug fails to ignite the fuel-air mixture consistently, the engine shakes and sputters. This symptom will typically worsen when the car slows down and pauses in idle. Suddenly Stalling Engine At its worst, misfiring will cause the engine to stall. This means the spark plugs have failed to fire rapidly enough to keep the combustion process going, causing the engine to shut down. Stalling can occur at the most inopportune of moments, such as when pausing at traffic lights or before a busy intersection. Sometimes, the engine will even struggle to start up again. Thickening Exhaust Smoke When a cylinder misfires, the fuel being injected can start to build up inside the combustion chamber. This excess unburned fuel may eventually start leaking back into the exhaust system, where it can partially ignite, causing thick black smoke to emerge from the tailpipe. Reduced Engine Power While misfiring, the engine is no longer working at optimal efficiency. This means it's losing power. You're likely to find it harder to accelerate while overtaking other vehicles or coming out of a corner. Falling Fuel Economy Without all the fuel being properly used, a misfiring engine will lose fuel efficiency. As a result, you may notice that you're stopping at gas stations more frequently than usual. Check Engine Light Appears All the engine problems resulting from a misfiring cylinder will usually be picked up by the vehicle's sensors. You'll then see the check engine light appear on your dashboard. This warning light probably won't specify the exact problem, but if you notice any of the aforementioned symptoms at the same time, you can probably assume that misfiring is to blame. A trusted technician can help you to diagnose the underlying problem. Have your misfiring engine checked and repaired today by experienced professionals at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet. Our full-service dealership serves as a reliable one-stop shop for all your automobile purchasing and servicing needs.

The 2024 Chevy Blazer EV has hit the market with a bang. It differentiates itself from its gas counterpart well, with a unique interior, three fantastic trims, and lots of features you'll be impressed by. Once you get to know the car a little, you'll head to your Chevy dealership to get it. more 1. Its Quick Acceleration If you love sporty cars and fast acceleration, then you'll want to check out the performance-oriented SS trim of the Blazer EV. If You Get the SS trim with Wide Open Watts, then you can get to 60 mph in less than four seconds. That's on par with some sports cars, so it's utterly phenomenal for a mid-size SUV like the Blazer EV. The SS is a seriously powerful trim boasting 648 lb-ft of torque and 557 hp. It's definitely the one to choose for an exhilarating ride. 2. Its Hands-Free Driving Super Cruise is available on the RS and SS trims of the Blazer EV, letting you take your hands off the wheel for a while on select routes. There are over 400,000 miles of roads across the United States and Canada that let you use this feature. The car takes care of your speed, steering, and everything else involved in driving. You get to sit back, look at the road, and be ready to jump back in and start driving when needed. 3. Its Extensive Safety Suite A suite of driver assistance features is there to aid in your driving. Forward collision alert with automatic emergency braking and front pedestrian braking helps on every single journey, as it's always on the lookout for hazards and pedestrians in your path. The following distance indicator is a great tool for teaching teens a safe following distance, and it's also a helpful reminder for seasoned drivers. Those are just two of the numerous standard features. 4. Its Great Battery Capacity You can get a whole lot of driving done on a single charge in the Blazer EV. When driving the LT or RS trim, expect to drive 279 miles between charges. With the SS, you can drive approximately 294 miles on one charge. The average American drives fewer than 50 miles per day, so you'll be able to go a few days between charges regardless of what trim you get. 5. Its Wonderful Interior This SUV has aggressive exterior styling, and it has a sporty interior to match on all three trims. There are monotone and two-tone interior designs available for the RS and SS trims. Regardless of how the cabin looks, both the front and rear seats are very comfortable and spacious enough for adults. Is this the electric car of your dreams? Come and see it in person at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet. Is this the electric car of your dreams? Come and see it in person at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet.

If you're in the market for a new SUV, you'll definitely want to consider choosing from Chevrolet's varied lineup. The Detroit automaker produces everything from sporty subcompact crossovers to large family haulers with luxurious cabins. Let's take a look at a few of the great models you can explore at your local Chevy dealership! more 1. 2024 Chevrolet Trailblazer The latest iteration of the Trailblazer is a subcompact crossover featuring bold styling, peppy performance, and available all-wheel drive for every trim. It provides buyers with the option of two turbocharged inline-3 engines: a 137-hp 1.2L and a 155-hp 1.3L. While the former pairs with a smooth continuously variable transmission, the latter is partnered with a 9-speed automatic. Geared towards off-road enthusiasts, the Trailblazer's Activ trim has specially tuned suspension and a durable skid plate. RS models enhance the SUV's already racy look with its high-gloss black grille and 19-inch wheels. Standard comforts include active noise cancellation technology and air conditioning with air filtration, but you can also choose options like a heated steering wheel and an 8-way power adjustability for the driver's seat. 2. 2023 Chevrolet Equinox Slightly larger than the Trailblazer, the Equinox is powered by a turbocharged 1.5L inline-4 that partners with a 6-speed automatic transmission and puts out a healthy 175 hp and 203 lb-ft of torque. With this combo, drivers will enjoy brisk acceleration and an EPA-rated fuel economy of up to 31 MPG highway. Any model can be had with switchable all-wheel drive, constantly making adjustments to torque delivery for maximum traction while it's on. The vehicle also has a cargo capacity of up to 63.9 cubic feet when the 60/40 split-folding rear seats are down. In addition to offering amenities like dual-zone climate control and heated seats, the Equinox offers a 7- or 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and support for mobile Wi-Fi. 3. 2023 Chevrolet Suburban Chevrolet's iconic, jumbo-sized SUV remains one of the most popular vehicles for larger families. Most trims come standard with a 355-hp 5.3L V8, but a 420-hp 6.2L V8 is offered as well. Either way, power is distributed through an electronically controlled 10-speed automatic transmission with overdrive and tow/haul modes. The Suburban leads its class when it comes to passenger and cargo space. Rear passenger legroom is especially impressive at a respective 42 inches and 36.7 inches for the second and third rows. Whichever Chevy SUV you decide to go with, you can count on it to deliver capable performance and exceptional comfort. Stop by at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet today and take any of these models for a spin!

Whether you're in need of a heavy-duty workhorse truck or a family SUV that can pull a large boat or camper, Chevrolet is sure to have your ideal hauler. Besides providing impressive towing capacity, the automaker's vehicles offer a slew of technologies and features making it easier to transport your cargo. Head over to your local Chevy dealership and check out these fine models! more 1. 2023 Chevrolet Traverse This boldly designed mid-size SUV is motivated by a naturally aspirated 3.6L V6 engine making 310 hp and 266 lb-ft of torque, which enables a tow capacity of 5,000 pounds. The motor pairs with a smooth 9-speed automatic transmission that ensures there's plenty of that torque available at low speeds, so you'll have an easier time pulling heavier loads up hills and over uneven terrain. Available all-wheel drive continuously varies power delivery for maximum traction in harsh conditions. Inside the Traverse, there are three rows of seating for up to eight passengers. Along with comforts like standard active noise cancellation technology and tri-zone automatic climate control, the vehicle offers an 8-inch Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Plus touchscreen system featuring voice-activated navigation with 3D maps. 2. 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe The legendary Tahoe is famous for its ability to haul both people and cargo. Its latest model is no different, especially when you consider the standard 355-hp 5.3L V8 or optional 420-hp 6.2L V8 it keeps under its hood. If your priority is fuel efficiency, then you'll want to opt for the 277-hp 3.0L turbo-diesel inline-6 that produces 460 lb-ft of torque and helps achieve an EPA fuel economy rating of 28 MPG highway. Whichever engine you decide on, the Tahoe will be able to tow well over 8,000 pounds. Buyers may add the Advanced Trailering Package, including an integrated brake controller and an external camera showing a view of the trailer hitch. A cavernous interior with seating for up to eight boasts a maximum cargo capacity of 122.9 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. 3. 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Able to tow up to 13,300 pounds or carry 2,260 pounds of payload within its bed, the Silverado 1500 is certainly one of the most capable full-size pickup trucks on the market. You'll be able to choose from a variety of engines, such as a 310-hp 2.7L turbo inline-4 or a 420-hp 6.2L V8. An 8- or 10-speed automatic transmission comes with a tow/haul mode and powertrain grade braking, providing additional stopping power when heading down steep inclines. The Silverado 1500's body can be configured in a number of ways. For example, the truck can be had as a regular cab, double cab, or crew cab. Box lengths range from 69.92 inches to 98.18 inches. Its interior features standard vinyl trim and a touchscreen infotainment system with wireless smartphone integration, but you can add heated seats, perforated leather upholstery, and a 7-speaker Bose premium audio system, as well. Not only do Chevy vehicles excel when it comes to towing, but they're also exceedingly spacious and comfortable. Get in touch with Blue Ribbon Chevrolet today and we'll set you up with a test drive!

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Preventing a problem is cheaper, quicker, and less stressful than fixing a problem, and this is the purpose of preventative maintenance. Regular examinations of your Chevy's systems will keep them working efficiently and identify any potential issues that need to be fixed. As your Chevy dealership, we'd like to tell you more about some of the maintenance we can perform on your Chevy. more Tire Rotation Your tires suffer wear and tear as you drive. They also develop particular wear patterns depending on their position on your Chevy and whether you have FWD, RWD, or AWD. A FWD drivetrain will increase wear on the front tires, as the front carries most of the weight in your car, while the reverse is true in RWD vehicles. AWD vehicles produce a more equalized wear across the tires, but this is still affected by wheel balance and alignment. If your tires continue to wear in the same places, their lifespan will be greatly reduced. When we rotate your tires, we shift each tire to a different position on your car, depending on your drivetrain. This enables each tire to develop a relatively similar wear pattern so they all wear down at approximately the same rate. Tire replacement can be expensive, and a rotation can significantly delay the need for tire replacement. Oil Change Engine oil lubricates hundreds of different components, allowing them to slide rather than grind against each other. This reduces wear and tear on your engine. Oil also reduces the build-up of deposits that block the engine and cause problems. As time passes, engine oil becomes thicker and slows down. It also loses many of its special properties, for example, rust protection. Older oil contains dirt and other debris absorbed from the engine, which can block the oil filter and cause additional problems. When you visit us for an oil change, we test your oil, and then we drain it. We then replace the oil filter and refill the oil. Battery Check Up The battery has the crucial job of supplying the power to start your engine. The battery stores electricity, and when you hit the start button, the battery sends a powerful electrical charge to the starter. The starter powers up and cranks your engine. As the engine cranks, the combustion process starts and your Chevy will run under its own power. Over time, the battery will weaken as its chemicals slowly break down. A battery test will provide information on your battery's strengths and identify potential problems. We recommend a battery test each year, starting from your battery's third year. If the battery is weakening, we can replace it for you. We have many other services to keep your Chevy running perfectly. Call us today at Blue Ribbon Chevrolet.