GMC Canyon Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

What Is the GMC Canyon's Maintenance Schedule?

The GMC Canyon is a reliable vehicle best known for its hauling and towing capabilities, comfort, strong engine, and great steering and handling. Like all vehicles, you should consider subjecting the car to regular check-ups and tune-ups to keep it running optimally.

Check out the general intervals we have covered below to have a picture of how often you should service your Canyon. Usually, your vehicle comes with a manual that specifies the exact GMC Canyon service intervals for your model's year and trim. Therefore, consider going through it to understand when to take your vehicle for a tune-up.

15,000 Mile Service

When your vehicle hits the 15,000-mile mark, its oil may need changing. Your mechanic will do away with the used oil and add new oil. A certified GMC technician will check the vehicle's parts, such as headlights and wipers.

They will repair or replace these parts if they are not working properly. They will also inspect the tires and brakes because they are prone to wear and tear, depending on your driving habits.

30,000 Mile Service

You may need to change your air filter and fuel filter at this point. If you usually drive or park your vehicle in dusty areas, your filters may require more frequent replacement.

The technician will also check the brakes and tires. They will also check your oil to determine whether it is due for a change.

60,000 Mile Service

A technician will check multiple items after the 60,000-mile mark. Usually, you will need to change your transmission and coolant fluids when your vehicle covers between 60,000 and 75,000 miles. Therefore, a professional technician will change these fluids at this point if they find it necessary.

If you have not changed your brake fluid and brakes, the technician may inspect them and replace them if they find any problems. They will also check your Canyon's battery to ensure it is functioning optimally.

90,000 Mile Service

The 90,000-mile tune-up is more comprehensive. The mechanic may need to recheck the vehicle components inspected at the 60,000-mile mark. In addition, they may replace the timing belt if the time is due. They will also inspect the power steering fluid levels, hoses, and spark plugs.

Sticking to the GMC Canyon's maintenance schedule helps to increase your vehicle performance and reduces how often your vehicle breaks down. Our GMC technicians will service your vehicle professionally to ensure you continue enjoying cruising around without breakdowns.