What Maintenance Does My Car Need at 30K, 60K and 90K Miles?
The 30K, 60K and 90K services cover filters, fluids, spark plugs, belts and brakes in increasing depth. Your owner's manual sets the exact list for your car.
What is included in a 30,000-mile service?
A 30K service typically includes an oil and filter change, engine and cabin air filter replacement, tire rotation, brake inspection, and a check of all fluids, belts and hoses. Some makers also call for brake fluid replacement here.
What is included in a 60,000-mile service?
A 60K service repeats the 30K items and usually adds spark plugs (on many engines), transmission fluid service, coolant service, brake fluid replacement and an inspection of the drive belt, suspension and steering.
What is included in a 90,000-mile service?
A 90K service repeats the 30K items and often adds timing belt replacement on engines that use one, water pump inspection or replacement, spark plugs (if not done at 60K) and a full fluid service.
Does LA driving change my maintenance schedule?
Yes. Stop-and-go traffic, short trips and heat count as severe driving in most owner's manuals, which shortens intervals for oil, filters and fluids. Follow the severe schedule if that describes your driving.
Where do I find my exact schedule?
Your owner's manual or the manufacturer's maintenance app lists the exact items for each mileage interval. Bring your mileage to us and we will match the service to your vehicle's schedule.
What else do people ask?
Can I skip a scheduled mileage service?+
Do you do factory-scheduled maintenance?+
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An independent shop usually costs less than a dealership for the same repair, mainly because of lower labor rates and the option of quality aftermarket parts.
Will Using an Independent Repair Shop Void My Car's Warranty?
No. Federal law (the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act) protects your right to have routine maintenance done at any qualified shop without voiding your factory warranty.
How Do I Maintain a Car With Over 100,000 Miles?
Past 100,000 miles, keep oil changes on time, replace aging rubber parts and fluids, and inspect the suspension and cooling system every service.