2024 GMC Terrain Maintenance Schedule

During your first maintenance visit, our certified service technicians will replace your 2024 Terrain's oil and oil filter. They'll also inspect and rotate the tires to ensure their longevity and efficiency. Additionally, they'll perform a comprehensive multi-point vehicle inspection and check crucial components, including the engine air cleaner filter, braking system, parking brake, washer fluid, engine coolant levels, fuel system, exhaust system, and power steering. These services are repeated during every service visit.

When your GMC Terrain reaches 22,500 miles, our service technicians will carry out all the procedures included in the 7,500-mile service visit. They'll also replace the cabin air filter. This ensures a cleaner, fresher environment inside the vehicle.

These maintenance visits include the services of the 7,500-mile visit.

Upon reaching the 45,000-mile milestone, our skilled technicians will perform all the services from the 7,500-mile service visit. They'll also provide several additional services to ensure your vehicle's optimal performance. This includes replacing the engine air cleaner filter, ensuring your engine gets the clean air it needs. They'll replace the cabin air filter to maintain the interior air quality. For those with front-wheel-drive models, the transfer case fluid will be swapped out, ensuring smooth transmission operation. Additionally, a thorough inspection of the evaporative control system will be conducted to check for potential issues. This attention to detail and commitment to thorough service will keep your Terrain running smoothly for miles to come.

When your GMC Terrain hits the 75,000-mile mark, it's time for another crucial service check. At this juncture, the technician will replace the engine's oil and oil filter and inspect the tires for proper inflation and wear. Properly inflated tires ensure safety and contribute to fuel efficiency and extended tire lifespan. Rotating the tires is another vital service that will be performed, promoting even wear and maximizing their longevity. 

Reaching 100,000 miles is a significant milestone for any vehicle, signaling the need for comprehensive maintenance to ensure optimal performance. At this point, the service technician will replace the engine air filter and the automatic transmission fluid and filter. The spark plugs, often considered the engine's heartbeat, will also be replaced to ensure consistent and efficient combustion.

In addition to these replacements, the technician will thoroughly inspect the ignition wires, which are essential for transmitting electrical signals to the engine. The fuel system will be examined to ensure fuel flows uninterrupted, and the exhaust system will be checked for any signs of leaks or damage. This comprehensive maintenance ensures your vehicle remains in top shape as it continues its journey beyond the 100,000-mile mark.