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With Genesis brake service, you can keep your vehicle safe and reliable for many more rides to come. August is National Brake Safety Awareness Month, and offers the perfect opportunity to get your brakes inspected and serviced, as needed. Learn about essential brake services and how to care for your car with help from Genesis of Wilkes-Barre.

If you’re looking for ways to ensure the longevity of your pre-owned Genesis G70, Genesis of Wilkes-Barre is here to help. Not only can we put you behind the wheel of a safe and reliable pre-owned Genesis model, but we’ll also help you to keep it running right for many more drives to come. Read on to learn best practices for maintaining your pre-owned Genesis G70 with support from our team.

If you’re wondering about the Genesis GV80 battery location, Genesis of Wilkes-Barre is here to help. Our vehicles are designed for safety and reliability, but it’s important to know where essential systems and parts are located, so you can care for your vehicle properly. Here’s a closer look at what you’ll need to know about your Genesis GV80 battery.

Vehicle maintenance can be a mystery to some drivers, but it’s a very important part of owning a car. Knowing the basics of Genesis service can ensure you and your vehicle have a fruitful future together. To help those who may not be in the know, here are four commonly asked questions concerning Genesis service and our answers to them… 

The Genesis service available here at Genesis of Wilkes-Barre will keep your vehicle running right all year long. When you’re ready to prepare your vehicle for winter driving, we provide the tools, service, and tips that will help you every step of the way.

Drive safely and comfortably all season long with the support of Genesis of Wilkes-Barre!

In a perfect world, every vehicle that we service here at Genesis of Wilkes-Barre would be a matter of preventative maintenance rather than a major problem that occurred because the owner put off their regular service schedule for too long.

For that reason, we love when National Car Care Month rolls around each year because it gives our Genesis service department an excellent opportunity to remind drivers about some of the most important services a vehicle may need to keep working at peak condition for as long as possible. 

From the time drivers first get their licenses, they start hearing all sorts of different advice about how often to get an oil change. For years, the recommendation was to get an oil and filter change every 3,000 miles, but that advice may not line up with the recommendations for Genesis oil change appointments.

In fact, for people who don’t drive their vehicles much, it’s much more likely they’ll be due for an oil change long before they hit the mileage recommendation. 

Why is it so important to get regular oil changes, even if the driver…

We ask a lot out of our vehicles. We count on them to be ready to go, anytime we are. They drive on the hottest days and the coldest. They drive through rain, snow, sleet, and more. Naturally, over the course of their lifespan, they incur some wear. The best way to help keep your vehicle running like new is with regular maintenance.

When you get behind the wheel of your Genesis, you expect the level of mechanical excellence that Genesis is known for. However, it's important to do your part in bringing it in for service on a routine basis. And there’s no better place to have that done than at Genesis of Wilkes-Barre. Our Genesis service team provides you with top-quality maintenance that’s more than worthy of your new luxury car, and with the chill of winter looming over us for the next few months, it’s better to act sooner rather than later.

At Genesis of Wilkes-Barre, we’re here to make sure you’re always satisfied with your Genesis. While a lot of that satisfaction just comes from the pure excellence of Genesis cars in general, there’s maintenance that every luxury car needs to be kept current on to make sure it’s driving confidently. A battery that dies unexpectedly is never a welcomed thing, but with some knowledge and vigilance, it’s something that can be prevented.