Service FAQ

How often should I get an oil change?

Generally, professionals recommend getting an oil change every 3,000 to 7,000 miles. However, this number does vary from vehicle to vehicle. You can find the mileage recommended for your specific Cadillac model by checking in your owner’s manual.

When should replace my Cadillac’s battery?

Generally, batteries will last three to five years. However, things like extreme temperatures could shorten this time span. If you notice that your Cadillac shows signs of a weakening battery, like dim headlights or trouble starting, it’s a good idea to have your battery checked ASAP.

When should I check my Cadillac’s fluid levels?

There are many fluids aside from oil that are important to your Cadillac, like transmission fluid, brake fluid, and coolant. You can use your owner’s manual to learn how to check the level on each of these, or have a professional take a look for you. We recommend checking the levels each time your vehicle goes in for an oil change.

What is preventative maintenance?

Preventative maintenance refers to all of the services you should have done at regular intervals in order to keep your Cadillac in its best condition. Following through with preventative maintenance — like oil changes, tire rotations, battery service, and more — will keep your Cadillac running safely, efficiently, and smoothly, and will help protect against a need for major repairs.

What is the right amount of air pressure for my Cadillac’s tires?

The recommended air pressure for tires varies depending on the type of tire and the type of car. You can find an answer specific to your model in your owner’s manual. You can also look on the side of your vehicle’s tires to see the recommended number for that type of tire.