Our Recommended Maintenance Schedule for Your Nissan
Let’s face it, owning a vehicle is both a convenience and a responsibility. Much like taking care of our own bodies or houses, checking in with your vehicle every now and then will help with prolonging its lifespan and usage. While every vehicle is different in some way, there are a few maintenance guidelines to follow that are ubiquitous for all of them. Take a look at our chart below to see how often you should adjust, inspect, or replace some of your vehicle’s most important components.
Standard Maintenance
Every 8,000 kms/6 months
- Replace oil and oil filter
- Rotate & align tires
- Check and adjust tire pressure
Inspection for these components:
- Axle & suspension parts
- Brake pads, rotors, drums and linings
- Drive shaft boots
- Exhaust system
- Front suspension ball joints
- Propeller shaft (4WD/AWD/RWD)
- Steering gear and linkage
- Steering linkage ball joints
Every 16,000 kms/12 months
- Replace brake fluid
Inspection for these components:
- Automatic transmission
- CVT fluid
- Differential oil
- Drive shaft boots
- Manual transmission oil
- Transfer case oil (4WD/AWD)
Every 24,000 kms/18 months
- Replace in-cabin microfilter
- Replace I-Key battery
Additional Maintenance/Optimization
(Every 48,000 kms/36 months)
Items to replace:
- Automatic/manual transmission/CVT fluid
- Differential oil
- Engine drive belts
- Radiator cap
- Transfer case oil
- Wiper blades
Optional inspections:
- Vehicle lights
- Headlights