Honda Recommended Maintenance Schedule

Understanding Your Honda’s Maintenance Needs

Each Honda model might have specific maintenance needs depending on factors like model type, year, and driving conditions. Regular maintenance checks are essential for sustaining your vehicle’s health and ensuring you can drive with confidence. At Stevenson Hendrick Honda Wilmington, we tailor our service to meet the precise needs of your vehicle, helping you keep it running smoothly and efficiently.

Early Mileage Checkpoints (0 – 30,000 Miles)

During the initial 30,000 miles of your Honda’s journey, regular checks and maintenance are key to setting the stage for durable performance:

• 7,500 miles: Oil and filter change, tire rotation, and inspections of tire treads and pressure.
• 15,000 miles: Addition of chassis lubrication, replacement of oil drain plug and gasket, windshield wiper replacement, and more comprehensive inspections including shocks, struts, and the A/C system.
• 30,000 miles: This milestone includes all prior checks plus servicing the PCV valve, inspecting fuel tank cap gaskets, checking fuel lines and connections, and more detailed inspections of transmission and battery care.

Mid Mileage Maintenance (30,001 – 60,000 Miles)

As your Honda continues on its journey, staying updated with maintenance at these milestones ensures continued reliability:

• 37,500 miles: Repeat of early mileage services with additional brake inspections and lubrication needs.
• 45,000 miles: Comprehensive undercarriage inspection along with previous checks and balances, focusing on maintaining vehicle integrity.
• 60,000 miles: Services include all previous inspections with added emphasis on transmission service, battery and cable cleaning, and differential oil change.

High Mileage Intervals (60,001 – 90,000 Miles)

High mileage Hondas require dedicated attention to continue performing well:

• 67,500 miles: A repeat of earlier services with ongoing inspections and replacements as necessary.
• 75,000 miles: An in-depth look at vehicle components like spark plugs and brake linings, crucial for long-term vehicle health.
• 90,000 miles: Comprehensive checks including the propeller shaft, wheel bearings, and additional focus on the vehicle’s suspension and steering components.

Beyond 90,000 Miles

For Hondas that surpass 90,000 miles, continued care is vital:

• 105,000 miles: Major services include timing belt replacements, water pump checks, and more.
• 120,000 miles: Continuing all recommended services with additional checks on major components to ensure every part functions as expected.