Winter Maintenance for New or Used Chevys
We may not get much winter weather here in Cocoa, Florida but we still want to help you prepare your vehicle just in case. Here are some winter maintenance tips to help you keep your new or used car running nice and smoothly.

Inspect Your Tires and Brakes
Whether you’re riding around Cocoa or visiting a nearby city like Titusville or Orlando, you need to make sure your brakes are functioning to the best of their ability. Get in touch with our service center or save some time and schedule a service appointment online to have your vehicle brake system evaluated.
Now is also a good time to check and see if your tires have any concerning wear and tear. If so, you should definitely consider a tire replacement. And don’t forget that when it comes to cooler temperatures, the tire pressure in your new or used car may potentially drop. This is why it’s important to make sure each tire is at its recommended level.
Test Your Battery and Change Your Oil
This winter, skip the possibility of being stranded in cold weather conditions by double checking the status of your new or used car battery. We encourage you to get one of our technicians to check its functionality as well as replace it if need be.
Also, if you travel a lot during the holiday season, an oil change at Bob Steele Chevrolet is highly considered. Even though you should always keep up with routine oil changes, it’s even more important during colder months because it helps ensure reliable performance.
Inspect the Lights and All Fluids
You should take the time to check the performance of your headlights, taillights, parking lights, brake lights, emergency flashers, and any other lights and then replace any broken bulbs as soon as you can.
Equally important, don’t forget to have your vehicle’s transmission looked at, as well as all brake and power steering fluids. If you feel uneasy about checking your lights or fluids, reach out to our service department and we will gladly help you out.
Check Your Wiper Blades and Climate Control System
If you don’t have working windshield wipers, there is a chance you might get stuck in the snow. If you notice that your windshield wipers are smearing or that the rubber is peeling away, we recommend switching your wipers out for a new pair.
Also, don’t forget about potential fog or frost! Always check to make sure your defroster is working properly and that your climate control system is as well so you can keep warm and comfortable during long travels.
Service Your Car This Winter at Bob Steele Chevrolet
At Bob Steele Chevrolet, we want you to drive and travel as safely as possible this winter season. We encourage you to visit us at our service center if you need help getting your car prepped before the temperature drops!
We even offer rotating service specials that your wallet will surely appreciate. So come stop by! We look forward to making you a part of our automotive family this winter!
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