LUCAS CHEVROLET.
Lucas Chevrolet provides auto repair for Cherry Hill drivers. A Chevrolet mechanic can handle diagnostics and maintenance through our service department at 1622 Route 38 in Lumberton.
Our certified technicians handle Chevrolet oil changes, brakes and tires. Battery testing and check engine diagnostics are available alongside scheduled maintenance.
NJ-38 connects Cherry Hill with the Lucas Chevrolet service department on Route 38 in Lumberton. Our service scheduler accepts repair and maintenance appointments before the visit.
Our service department handles Chevrolet maintenance inspections, recall requests and warranty diagnosis. A multi-point inspection checks vehicle condition; state inspection requirements and a fault diagnosis have their own purposes.
A leased Chevrolet still follows its maintenance schedule. Warranty coverage depends on the vehicle and repair, with the lease agreement setting separate obligations for its use.
All-electric Chevrolet maintenance includes tires, brakes and the model’s EV service schedule. A hybrid also has an engine to maintain, with its own oil and filter requirements.
A Silverado’s engine and truck equipment determine its maintenance schedule. Duramax diesel service follows that engine’s instructions, while gasoline Chevrolet engines have their own specifications.
Our parts team accepts Chevrolet orders for GM Genuine Parts and ACDelco components. The VIN and equipment help match a part for maintenance, accessories or a repair.
The trade-in inquiry starts a vehicle appraisal. Our team includes any loan payoff in the trade calculation. We buy cars, and a separate sale is also available without another purchase.
The 2026 Chevrolet Trax pairs a 1.2L turbo 3-cylinder engine with a 6-speed automatic. Its output is 137 horsepower and 162 lb-ft of torque, with front-wheel drive on every trim.
Chevrolet oil changes use the grade and specification for the engine. Technicians inspect tires and brakes for wear, damage and condition before selecting repair work.
Battery and starting-system tests help diagnose starting problems. Tire wear and a steering pull can need a tire inspection and an alignment check.
Transmission diagnosis checks shifting problems and warnings. Steering and suspension diagnosis covers the components behind a pull, noise or change in ride.
Lucas Chevrolet offers used cars, used SUVs and used trucks, with qualifying certified pre-owned vehicles. Model year, equipment, vehicle history and certified status belong to each individual vehicle.
All-wheel-drive versions of the 2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer use the 1.3L turbo engine and a 9-speed automatic. Front-wheel-drive versions use a continuously variable transmission.
The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado rides on a 131.4-inch wheelbase. Every trim uses the same 310-horsepower TurboMax engine; drivetrain and off-road hardware vary by trim.
Yes. Lucas Chevrolet accepts check engine diagnostic requests. The warning message and engine symptoms help the technician check the system. The owner’s manual gives the vehicle’s warning instructions.
Completion time depends on diagnosis and the repair needed. The service department provides an estimate after inspecting the Chevrolet; a warning description alone does not set the work or timing.
The Equinox’s model year, engine and maintenance schedule determine service. Lucas Chevrolet handles routine maintenance and separate diagnostic work for a new fault. Cherry Hill owners can book our department online.
Our service department diagnoses Chevrolet engine problems and provides a repair estimate after inspection. The engine and findings determine whether timing-chain work or another repair is needed.
Yes. Our technicians inspect brakes and tires for wear and condition. Brake components, wheel balancing and alignment involve different work, based on the Chevrolet’s inspection results.
Transmission diagnosis addresses shifting problems, hesitation or warning messages on the specific Chevrolet. The maintenance history and diagnostic tests guide the work; scheduled fluid service is a different request from a new fault.
Yes. The service department accepts Chevrolet A/C repair inquiries. Weak cabin cooling needs diagnosis of the air-conditioning system; engine coolant or temperature warnings involve a different system.
No. Scheduled coolant maintenance follows the vehicle’s maintenance instructions. A leak, temperature warning or other cooling fault needs diagnosis before radiator replacement or another repair is selected.
Yes. Recall campaigns apply to specific VINs. The Chevrolet service department can review the VIN and recall notice, along with any separate maintenance requested for the appointment.
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Yes. The service department reviews warranty requests for leased Chevrolets. Coverage follows the vehicle, repair and warranty terms. Routine maintenance still follows the Chevrolet’s schedule.
Our service department accepts electric and hybrid maintenance requests. EVs need tire and brake care, while hybrids also have an engine to maintain. Service follows the individual vehicle’s schedule.
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The department confirms whether transportation options are available for the appointment. Loaner or shuttle arrangements and the repair estimate are handled through Chevrolet service.
Work-truck maintenance depends on its engine, drivetrain and equipment. A Duramax diesel pickup follows its own service instructions. Our department handles Chevrolet truck maintenance and diagnostic requests.
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Our parts department uses the VIN, engine and equipment to match GM Genuine Parts and ACDelco components. Parts requests are available online for maintenance and repairs.
Yes. The finance department handles Chevrolet financing and lease options, including bad credit and no credit applications. Lender review determines approval. Trade-in appraisals are available through the showroom.
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Lucas Chevrolet welcomes Cherry Hill shoppers and customers from Haddonfield, Haddon Township, Pennsauken, Maple Shade. The showroom and service department are at 1622 Route 38 in Lumberton.
Route 38 provides the Cherry Hill drive to our Lumberton service department. Route 70 is another local road serving Cherry Hill customers.
Croft Farm and Barclay Farmstead are Cherry Hill landmarks. Chevrolet owners can book service online before visiting our Route 38 dealership for maintenance or auto repair.
Our Chevrolet service department accepts repair and maintenance requests online or at (609) 288-7663.