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The safety features in the Chevrolet Traverse make it a top pick for many shoppers we encounter at Raymond Chevrolet. The Traverse is a wise choice because many of its driver assistance features are standard.

Automatic Emergency Braking

Automatic Emergency Braking is a standard feature in the Chevrolet Traverse. It works with Forward Collision Alert to warn you of an imminent collision with an object or vehicle and engage the brakes when necessary. These technologies can prevent or reduce the severity of an accident.

 

The Chevrolet Trax comes packed with a ton of great tech features that make it a great choice for any driver. Here are just a few of the many tech features available on the Chevrolet Trax:

-Chevrolet MyLink: This feature allows you to control your music, navigation, and more from your smartphone.

-OnStar: This feature allows you to have peace of mind while on the road with features like emergency assistance and vehicle diagnostics.

-Rear Vision Camera: This feature helps you see what's behind you when reversing, making it easier and safer to park.


 

The lower anchors and tethers for children, which is better known as LATCH, is a system that is put in place in order to make it easier for people to attach the car safety seat. There is a comprehensive test that has been put in place in order to encourage manufacturers to change the way that they design vehicles. 

Tire pressure is important, as it protects the safety of your vehicle. You have a dashboard warning light that will light up if your tire pressure is off. This is not something to ignore. Good tire pressure makes your vehicle easier to handle and does not create a safety hazard.

Do you have your eyes on the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 in Antioch? This is an outstanding light-duty pickup in our truck inventory at Raymond Chevrolet that's loaded with standard and optional technologies. 

The base multimedia system of the Silverado 1500 is the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 System. This system has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for easy connectivity, and you can connect your compatible smartphone to the touchscreen with Bluetooth audio streaming. The Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium System with Navigation is equipped with the Silverado 1500 High Country. 

The new Chevrolet Traverse offers you the power and the control you need to drive in different road conditions. It offers an advanced mode selector so that you can adjust performance depending on where you are driving. Whether you drive on the highway or off the road, the Traverse offers you great handling.

The two-wheel drive, FWD, system is more fuel-efficient, offering 18/27 mpg city/highway. There is an optional all-wheel drive system that gives added traction that you need to drive on slippery grounds. With 

A transmission is an integral part of a vehicle's powertrain system. Here at Raymond Chevrolet, we like helping Antioch, IL motorists learn about their vehicles, so read on to find out more about transmissions.

A lot of Antioch, IL drivers do not think about salt corrosion until it is too late. This is unfortunate, but you do not have to be like them. Being prepared to deal with road salt can go a long way toward keeping your vehicle in pristine condition.

Jump starting another car is almost impossible without jump leads. These are the connections between the dead battery and the functional battery, whereby power supply is generated. Make sure that you always carry your jump leads with you if ever an emergency occurs and you need to jump start a car.

With the jump leads at hand, you need another car or another jump battery that is fully charged. With this in mind, try to avoid using an electric car or a hybrid car to jump start another car. This is mainly because the electric or hybrid car could end…

A trip should be a pleasant experience for you and your pet. Proper preparation is one of the keys to stress-free travel with your pet. You should take your pet's important documents with you. This includes health history and vaccination record. If you plan to travel by car, then you should make sure that they are adjusted to the vehicle. You should take several short trips with them before you take them on a long trip. Not only will this allow them to get used to the vehicle, but they will also get used to the carrier.