Nissan Maxima Maintenance Schedule

Every 10,000 Miles or 12 Months  

It's been a year at this point. So, after the oil change and tire rotation is all complete, the mechanic should inspect your drive belts, as well. They may have slipped or shifted, in which case they'll need to be readjusted.

Every 20,000 Miles or 2 Years

After two years, the mechanic will want to inspect your EVAP vapor lines and fuel lines to ensure they haven't torn or cracked at all. If so, they could begin to leak, which spells trouble for your Nissan Maxima.

Every 30,000 Miles or 3 Years

The three-year mark is when the air cleaner filter in your car should be replaced completely. Of course, this recommendation is based on typical operating conditions. If you operate your car in mainly dusty conditions, the air cleaner filter will need to be replaced more frequently.

 

Every 40,000 Miles or 4 Years  

Fuel lines, vapor lines, and drive belts will all need to be inspected again, but that's not the only thing happening at this point.

After 40,000 miles, there's a good chance that the tread on your tires has begun to wear down, so have your mechanic take a look. If the tread is below 1/16 of an inch, your tires will need to be replaced. You can order tires online with us or call our Service Center for more information.

Every 60,000 Miles or 6 Years

This mile-marker is most likely to be the time when certain brake components will start to succumb to their wear and tear. Granted, depending on your braking habits or the materials that the components are made from, it may come sooner.

The brake pads are the most likely to be worn thin at this point. If they are, they'll need to be replaced. The rotors may be starting to go, as well.

Every 105,000 Miles of 10.5 Years

Well, this one is quite a milestone, and naturally, extra maintenance is due for your Nissan Maxima.

·       First, you'll want to flush and replace the engine coolant. But, be sure to use only genuine Nissan Long Life Coolant.

·       Next, your spark plugs will certainly need to be replaced at this point.

·       Lastly, you'll want the mechanic to inspect your timing belt, as this may always be ready to go.

Is Your Maxima Ready for Service?

Does your Nissan Maxima appear to be approaching any one of these major maintenance intervals? Then you'll want to get in touch with the service department at Andy Mohr Avon Nissan. We're happy to help all Avon, Plainfield, and Danville drivers.

Schedule your next service appointment today.