2012 Chevrolet Traverse - Maintenance Chemicals
Maintenance Chemicals
Regular, timely maintenance is important to ensuring the safe operation of your vehicle. Vehicle maintenance chemicals are an important part of any regular maintenance check, and will help keep your vehicle and all of its systems in good operating condition for as long as possible. Whether you are performing seasonal maintenance or addressing your regular yearly checklist, fluid level checks should always be a priority. O'Reilly Auto Parts carries the fluids, lubricants, and other chemicals you need to keep your vehicle running and driving its best year-round.
Types of Maintenance Chemicals
Maintenance chemicals can include fluids like brake fluid, steering and transmission fluids, lubricants and oil, fuel additives, cleaners, solvents, and more. Brake chemicals are formulated to extend the life of your brakes and keep them in good condition, and brake fluid transmits hydraulic pressure to allow your vehicle to stop. If you notice that your brake fluid levels are low, you should not only replenish them immediately, but diagnosing the source of the leak and making your repair should also be a priority. Power steering fluid and transmission fluid are both hydraulic fluids that are necessary for the safe operation of your vehicle, and engine oil, gear oil, and other lubricant levels should also be inspected regularly to prevent wear or damage to any of the moving parts of your vehicle.
A clean fuel system can also help keep your car on the road, and fuel chemical options can include fuel system cleaners, fuel stabilizers, treatments, and more. Fuel system cleaners and fuel treatments can be useful in daily driving, but using fuel stabilizers can also prevent your fuel from breaking down when the vehicle isn't in use for a long period of time. No matter what type of maintenance you are performing, O'Reilly Auto Parts carries a variety of products designed to help extend the life and increase the performance of your vehicle.
The Importance of Regular Maintenance
There are a variety of areas on your vehicle where fluid levels should be inspected regularly, and it is important to make this part of your maintenance routine. Brake fluid, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, and antifreeze levels should be checked at every oil change, and any lost fluid replaced if needed. Checking and refilling fluids regularly will help you keep your vehicle running smoothly and ensure you're aware of any problem areas before they cause permanent damage or safety concerns. For specific recommendations for your vehicle, consult your owners manual for fluid levels, maintenance and service intervals, and more. Whether you need de-icer, transmission fluid, or brake cleaner, you can find everything for your vehicle's maintenance at your nearest O'Reilly Auto Parts store.