Maintaining your headlights is an easy and inexpensive step that ensures your vehicle is safe on the road. When it's time for new headlights, your Chevy dealership can install them. But sometimes headlights decline gradually, making it difficult to know when to replace them. Here's how to tell when your vehicle is due for replacement headlights. Does Your Chevy Need New Headlights? Your Headlights Are Suddenly Dimmer It's normal for your vehicle's lights to dim over time. But if you notice a sudden decline in the brightness of your lights, or if it becomes difficult to see far in front of your vehicle, it's probably time to replace your headlights. more If your lights appear foggy or yellowish, that's another sign that it's time to schedule a headlight service at our dealership. Foggy, yellowish lights may indicate that you need a new set of headlights. They also may indicate that the lenses covering your headlamps need to be cleaned. Our service department can diagnose the issue and perform the appropriate service. Your Headlights Are Blinking Headlights that are blinking on and off should be evaluated by one of our service technicians. Headlights that are blinking don't necessarily need to be replaced. Sometimes a poor electrical connection or some other issue can create blinking. What To Expect When Scheduling Headlight Service at Your Chevy Dealership Long-Lasting Replacements Headlights don't need to be replaced frequently, so once you've had new lights installed at our dealership, you should be in good shape for a while. Halogen headlight bulbs often last for up to 1,000 hours, and LED headlight bulbs can last up to 50,000 hours. Regardless of which type of bulb is on your Chevy, you'll get hours on the road before needing to replace your lights. Comprehensive Headlight Service Our service department can replace your headlights, but we can also help with a host of related headlight issues, like wiring issues or replacing your dimmer switch. We can also align headlights that have been knocked off kilter on the road or fix damage to the plastic lenses that protect your headlamps. When your vehicle is in our service department, it will be in the hands of a factory-trained technician who knows your make and model through and through. Fast, Friendly Service Repairing or replacing the headlights on your Chevy is a fast, easy, and convenient service. Headlight repair or replacement is nothing to worry about. The friendly professionals in our service department will have you back on the road in no time. If you're having trouble navigating darkened roads, it may be time to have the headlights on your Chevy checked out. The next time you're scheduling headlight service, call Jackson Chevrolet GMC.
4 Impressive Features of the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500
Muscle and power take center stage with the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500, a heavy-duty truck that can tow, lug, and rev like a champion whilst still affording drivers a comfortable and enjoyable ride. 4 Impressive Features of the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500 1. Outstanding Choices for Power Two powertrains are available with this year's 2500. The standard option is a very capable 6.6-liter gasoline V8 that makes 401 horsepower and 464 pound-feet of torque, mating with a gliding six-speed automatic transmission. An available Duramax 6.6-liter turbodiesel makes 445 horsepower and a mammoth 910 pound-feet of torque, offering some serious grunt and pairing with a smooth-shifting ten-speed automatic transmission. Rear or four-wheel drive is available with both engines. 2. More Capable Than Ever The Silverado 2500 has a towing capacity of up to 18,500 pounds, contingent on the truck's configuration; the Duramax engine in the Crew Cab model needs to work on 18 or 20-inch wheels to reach this maximum. This makes the 2500 an above-average tower for its class. The car has a payload rating of between 2,047 and a maximum of 3,979 pounds, the latter being achieved when the Regular Cab pairs with the V8 engine and the long bed. more 3. Customize Your Car With Different Packages A host of appearance packages let you decide how you want to look on the road. The Midnight Edition gets you a black grille bar, black mirror caps and bumpers, and black 18-inch aluminum wheels, while the Duramax and Appearance package comes with 20-inch aluminum wheels and all-terrain tires. The Z71 Chrome Sport Edition comes with chrome accents and a chrome skid plate, and the Carhartt Edition adds touches like Carhartt badging and logos around the car. Work and performance packages offer more practical additions: the Advanced Trailering System, with pre-departure checklists and trailer lighting diagnostics, is a must-have if you're regularly trailering. The Snow Plow Prep/Camper package has an upgraded front suspension and skid plates, and the Alaskan Snow Plow Special Edition takes that package and adds mud-terrain tires and 18-inch aluminum wheels. The Storage package comes with extra cubbies inside the car. 4. Excellent, Simple Technology Chevrolet's Infotainment 3 system is clear and crisp, presented in a 7-inch touchscreen that works alongside physical buttons that allow you to control the system with ease. If you can't get to the buttons, voice recognition will do the trick. Smartphone integration, a household-style power outlet, Bluetooth, and a two or six-speaker stereo come standard. Upgrades will have you delighting in a larger touchscreen, wireless device charging, a seven-speaker stereo, satellite radio, and navigation. This ferocious, customizable truck is an absolute powerhouse. To take a new or pre-owned model for a spin, or to get your current Chevy serviced, come by Jackson CBG in Sullivan, IL, today.