Parts To Replace Every 15,000 Miles
Every GMC model hits certain mileage markers where specific components need fresh attention to keep performing at their best. If you’re wondering what to replace every 15,000 miles, the answer covers more ground than most drivers expect. At Findlay GMC Prescott, we walk you through this exact milestone every day, so you know what’s waiting before you pull into our service bay.
Read the rest of this entry »What Is the GMC Red Tag Event?
You’ve probably heard buzz about the GMC Red Tag Event during the winter holidays here at Findlay GMC Prescott, but knowing what it actually means for your next purchase is another story entirely. It’s less a slogan and more a real shift in what’s available on the lot, at least for a little while. At Findlay GMC Prescott, we lean into this stretch every year, and it’s worth knowing why.
Read the rest of this entry »How Many Miles Does a GMC Sierra 1500 Last?
“How many miles does a GMC Sierra 1500 last?” is a question you deserve a straight answer to before signing anything. At Findlay GMC Prescott in Prescott, AZ, we’re happy to walk you through it.
Read the rest of this entry »When to Call the GMC Customer Care Number
Every GMC vehicle comes with dependable engineering, but questions still come up long after you drive off the lot. That is when the GMC customer care number becomes one of the most useful contacts saved in your phone. At Findlay GMC Prescott, we want you to know when picking up the phone beats searching for answers alone.
Read the rest of this entry »Is There an Arizona EV Tax Credit?
It’s probably one of the first questions on your mind before going electric: is there an Arizona EV tax credit in 2026? The answer isn’t as simple as yes or no, and it’s not the only thing that should shape your decision. We put together what you actually need to know before you buy a GMC electric model.
Read the rest of this entry »All About Our First Responder Car Discount
Firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and 911 dispatchers protect the Prescott community every day, and the first responder car discount is just one way we say thank you. This program from General Motors lets eligible first responders purchase or lease a new GMC vehicle at a special price, often stacked with other current offers. Findlay GMC Prescott is proud to help local first responders take advantage of this savings opportunity.
Read the rest of this entry »Finding the Best Used Four-Cylinder SUV
Finding the best used four-cylinder SUV comes down to balancing fuel efficiency with everyday capability, and GMC offers two strong options worth a look. Four-cylinder engines have come a long way, often delivering the power drivers expect from a larger engine while keeping fuel costs down. Findlay GMC Prescott carries a selection of pre-owned GMC SUVs built around this kind of efficient, everyday performance.
Read the rest of this entry »Battery Maintenance and Service Tips for Summer
Arizona summers put real strain on a vehicle’s electrical system, which is why battery maintenance and service should be part of every driver’s warm-weather routine. Heat accelerates fluid evaporation inside a battery and speeds up internal corrosion, often causing failures with little warning. Whether you drive a GMC Sierra 1500 or a GMC Terrain, staying ahead of battery wear can save you from being stranded in the Prescott, AZ heat, and the team at Findlay GMC Prescott can help.
Read the rest of this entry »What Is a Good SUV to Buy Used? How to Know
If you’ve been asking yourself, “What is a good SUV to buy used?”, the answer starts with knowing what to look for before you ever set foot on a lot. The team at Findlay GMC Prescott works with used SUV shoppers regularly, and the same factors come up every time: reliability, ownership costs, and how well the vehicle holds up over time. Here’s how to think through it.
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One of the most common questions the team at Findlay GMC Prescott hears from full-size SUV shoppers is about size — specifically, how the GMC Yukon XL vs Ford Expedition MAX length stacks up. Both are extended-wheelbase giants built for big families and serious hauling, but one of them is measurably longer. Here’s the breakdown.
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