Acura Maintenance Schedule

Keep Up on Service With the Acura Maintenance Schedule

Your Acura is a finely tuned machine that needs proper maintenance if you want it to live up to its reputation as being one of the best vehicles on the road. The following maintenance schedule is recommended for all Acura vehicles. Maintaining this schedule will make help the mechanics identify any potential problems that may be brewing.

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Acura Service Schedule Overview

5,000 Miles

Changing your oil every 3,000 to 5,000 miles is recommended to keep your vehicle's engine in top condition. It prevents excessive wear and tear and helps maximize fuel efficiency.

15,000 Miles
At 15,000 miles, your maintenance should include rotating the tires, oil change with filter, as well as a cabin air filter replacement. The hoses, brakes, and belts should also be visually inspected for any signs of wear. Checking your fluids is also on the list.

30,000 Miles
In addition to the services in the 15,000 service, at 30,000 miles you should begin to check all of your vehicle's fluids. This includes coolant, transmission, power steering, and brakes. The engine air and fuel filters should be replaced as well as the spark plugs.

45,000 Miles
inspection. Cabin and air filters are also due to be changed. A detailed inspection should be performed by the mechanic. This includes the belts, hoses, and brakes.

60,000 Miles
At 60,000 miles, all of the same checks performed during the last service. All the fluids should be checked and the timing belt replaced if needed. Your coolant and transmission fluids may need to be flushed and replaced. Valve adjustments may also be required. Spark plugs should also be checked and replaced as needed.

100,000 Miles
When your vehicle reaches the 100,000-mile mark, it's important that you watch for leaks and any variations in how your engine performs. Oil/filter changes, fluid exchanges, and a visual inspection of the brakes, tires, belts, hoses, and suspension should be considered at this milestone. Report any changes in your vehicle's handling and performance to the mechanic who is servicing your car.

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Sticking to the recommended maintenance schedule will keep your car running as smoothly as possible. When you reach each of these milestones, contact Mile High Acura In Denver and schedule your next maintenance check. By taking your Acura to the dealership, you are guaranteed that all of the parts and fluids used to service your vehicle are approved by the manufacturer.

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