Families have good reasons to love the 2027 GMC Acadia, starting with room for their crew and the gear that comes along. Its flexible cabin and practical features help you take charge of carpools, grocery runs, and weekends away. See how it fits your family’s plans at Joyce Buick GMC. Room for Your Crew and Gear Three rows seat up to eight, depending on configuration, giving you room for carpools. There’s 23.0 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row for everyday bags. Folding the third row opens 57.3 cubic feet, while folding both rear rows provides up to 97.5 cubic feet for larger loads. Load Up with Less Effort Grocery runs are easier when you can open the cargo area without putting your bags down. The standard AutoSense® power liftgate opens hands-free when you approach the rear with your key fob. That means less juggling when you’re carrying groceries or your child’s sports bag. Keep Family Trips Connected The standard 15-inch touchscreen displays maps and media controls on a large central screen. Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility lets you connect a compatible phone for navigation, calls and music. Available Google Built-in® adds voice assistance for directions and traffic updates, so you can check your route without scrolling through menus. Support for Busy Roads and Parking Lots Standard HD Surround Vision™ provides views around the SUV to help with parking — useful in crowded school lots. On the road, standard Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking can help avoid or reduce the severity of a collision with a detected vehicle ahead. Find Your Family’s 2027 GMC Acadia in Avon, OH Bring your crew to Joyce Buick GMC to explore the 2027 GMC Acadia. We’ll help you compare seating layouts and demonstrate features that fit your routine. Schedule a test drive and see how it handles your family’s everyday demands.
Checking your tire pressure takes about five minutes, yet the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that only 19 percent of consumers properly check and inflate their tires. Those few pounds of air change how your vehicle stops, how much fuel you burn, and how many miles you get out of a set of tires. The service team at Joyce Buick GMC sees the results doing this right, so here are our top tips. Start With Cold Tires for a Number You Can Trust Check your tires cold, meaning the vehicle has been parked at least three hours or driven less than a mile. Highway heat pushes the reading several pounds above true cold pressure, which is how an underinflated tire passes a gas-station check. The Right Number Is Not Printed on the Tire The figure molded into the sidewall is the maximum the tire can hold, not what your vehicle calls for. Look instead at the Tire and Loading Information label on the driver-side door edge, where the manufacturer lists the recommended cold psi. Gauge, Valve, Air, in That Order Unscrew the valve cap, press the gauge straight onto the stem until the hissing stops, and read the number. Add air in short bursts and recheck between them, then match every tire to the recommended figure before the caps go back on. What the Warning Light Is Telling You The tire pressure monitoring system warns you only once a tire sits significantly low, so it backs up a monthly check rather than replacing one. Proper inflation extends average tire life by 4,700 miles and saves up to 11 cents per gallon, according to NHTSA. Schedule Tire Pressure Service in Avon, OH Five minutes with a gauge protects tread you already paid for, though it will not explain the slow leak that keeps coming back. Joyce Buick GMC handles rotations, patches, and replacements at our dealership in Avon, OH. Visit us today, or watch the following video to learn even more.
