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Would you like to buy a gently-driven automobile with more affordable pricing? Have you ever heard of certified pre-owned inventory? These are like-new Chevy, Buick, and GMC models. They go a step above used cars because of the standard warranty and roadside assistance. Each one passes a required vehicle inspection before earning its CPO title. Their low mileage and pristine condition make them look and drive like new.

Are you in the middle of planning your family's next road trip? One of the items on your checklist should be having your SUV inspected at Bill Carone Chevrolet GMC Buick. A certified service technician will examine your automobile to verify that you're in good shape for the upcoming journey. In one quick visit, we'll do all the following for your GMC Yukon XL, Chevrolet Equinox, or Buick Enclave:

GMC wants to keep you and your loved ones safe at every turn of your next commute. That truly shows in the 2021 GMC Acadia. This modern SUV comes with a range of impressive safety features designed to provide you peace of mind throughout the trip. At Bill Carone Chevrolet Buick GMC, we are happy to show you the quality you can expect from this new Acadia.

Our onsite service center is staffed by a team of highly-trained professionals. We can take care of just about whatever may be wrong with your new or used Buick. So, when you are looking for routine maintenance or some serious repair, feel free to stop by Bill Carone Chevrolet Buick GMC.

We're proud to report that the mechanics in our Bill Carone Chevrolet GMC Buick service department boast special factory training as well as ASE certification. The whole industry values this certification, and with good reason. Here's why.

What ASE Certification Means

ASE certification means that a certified auto mechanic possesses advanced knowledge in the maintenance and repair of all major and minor automotive components:

• Engines
• Transmissions, manual and automatic
• Front-wheel drive axles
• Suspension
• Brakes
• Air conditioning/heat
• Electrical systems
• And much more

If you have recently experienced your tires vibrating when you drive, your vehicle may need a tire replacement soon. Tire vibrations are one of the warning signs that your tires have gone bad, whether it’s a bubble in the tread or even a leak that causes you to lose air pressure just as soon as you fill up your tires.

While your car may let you know when tires are experiencing low tread or low pressure, you should always be aware of the warning signs of tire failure. For example, if your steering wheel and car body vibrates at…

Technology is such a big part of the automotive world today. Unlike in the past when drivers chose vehicles strictly based on performance and reputation, today shoppers are interested in technology and safety features. The GMC Terrain is the perfect example of a popular vehicle that offers many technology and safety vehicles available through connectivity.

Buying the right car seat is one of the best things that you can do to keep your child safe in the car. The most important thing that you can do is pick a car seat that has been tested and approved. You will also need to choose one that is appropriate for your child's height and age. 

The slick road conditions can make it harder for you to drive in the winter. You can keep yourself safe on the road by checking the weather before you go. If the weather is too bad, then it is a good idea for you to avoid hitting the road. Wait until the weather is clear if possible. You will also need to have a winter weather emergency kit. The winter weather kit should have a first aid kit, water, fix-a-flat, hat, gloves, blanket and jumper cables.

It is important for you to accelerate and decelerate slowly. Slamming on the brakes…

Do you wonder about the purpose of several parts in the brake system? Knowing what, say, the brake pads do might lead to understanding steps for better care.

Several parts come together to perform the duties of slowing or stopping a vehicle. Brake pads rest in between the rotors and calipers. Fluid puts pressure on the calipers to engage brake pads to direct friction against the rotors. The result, hopefully, become slowed rotors. Fluid leaks from the brake lines or cylinder could lead to a disaster. Not only will the brake pads likely fail, but the vehicle also might not…