Owner & Service Manuals
Diagnosing The ProblemBefore leaving on a road trip, be sure to:
- Take your vehicle to your GM dealer and have Goodwrench check your belts, hoses, brakes, lights, windshield washer fluid, wiper blades, engine oil and coolant
- Make sure your trunk has a jack, lug wrench and other tools you’ll need to change a tire
- Check tire pressure of all tires, including the spare
- Make sure you have a working flashlight with extra batteries, emergency reflectors, sunglasses and a first aid kit
- Take your driver's license, vehicle registration and auto and medical insurance cards
- Carry a spare set of vehicle keys
- Plan your route and leave a copy of your itinerary with a relative or neighbor
- Take any special medications and prescription information
- Take your doctor's phone number
- Take your eyeglass prescription
- Bring a cellular phone or sign that tells passersby to “Call Police” in case of trouble
- Have any repairs or vehicle maintenance performed before the trip - See your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual for vehicle maintenance schedules.
Experience OnStar
From emergency services to Hands-Free Calling and even driving directions, keep your vacation on track with OnStar. OnStar Explained
