Honda Scheduled Maintenance

Around 30,000 miles: Replace the engine air filter and cabin air filter, replace the transmission fluid on many models, inspect the brake pads, rotors, and brake fluid, rotate the tires, check wheel alignment, and inspect the suspension, belts, and hoses.

Around 60,000 miles: Replace the spark plugs and engine coolant, inspect the timing belt and water pump (where applicable), and replace the fuel filter on select models.

Around 90,000 miles: Replace the timing belt (if equipped), perform a complete fluid service, and conduct a comprehensive inspection of the suspension, steering, exhaust, drivetrain, and other major components. Maintenance requirements vary by model and year, so always refer to your owner's manual or Maintenance Minder system.

Yes. Skipping or delaying recommended maintenance can lead to increased component wear, reduced performance, lower fuel efficiency, and more expensive repairs. Following Honda's recommended maintenance schedule helps maximize your vehicle's reliability, safety, and long-term longevity.

Honda scheduled maintenance is a series of factory-recommended inspections and services designed to keep your vehicle operating safely, efficiently, and reliably. Depending on your Honda's model, year, mileage, and Maintenance Minder code, scheduled maintenance may include oil and filter changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, fluid checks, air filter replacement, battery testing, and other routine maintenance services.

You should bring your Honda in approximately every 5,000 to 7,500 miles for routine maintenance such as an oil change and tire rotation. During your visit, our factory-trained technicians perform a complimentary multi-point inspection that includes checking your belts, hoses, suspension, fluid levels, filters, brakes, and other critical components to help identify potential issues early.

The Honda Maintenance Minder system is a feature included in most newer Honda vehicles that monitors engine operating conditions to determine when routine maintenance is needed. Instead of relying solely on mileage, it tracks factors such as engine operation and driving conditions to calculate oil life and notify you when service is due.

Yes. When you bring your Honda in for an oil change, tire rotation, or most other maintenance services, we perform a complimentary multi-point inspection to check the condition of your vehicle's major systems and components.

Yes. You can always service your Honda before the Maintenance Minder indicates it's time. Early maintenance can be beneficial before a long road trip, during severe driving conditions, or if you simply prefer more frequent service intervals.

Yes. Frequent short trips can shorten maintenance intervals because the engine may not reach full operating temperature. This can allow moisture, fuel dilution, and contaminants to accumulate in the engine oil more quickly, causing the Maintenance Minder system to recommend service sooner.

Generally, yes. Consistent highway driving allows your engine to maintain normal operating temperature, helping reduce moisture and fuel contamination in the oil. As a result, your Honda's Maintenance Minder system may allow for longer oil change intervals compared to frequent stop-and-go driving.

Yes. Most Honda models allow you to reset the Maintenance Minder through the vehicle's instrument panel or infotainment system after maintenance has been completed. Be sure all recommended services have been performed before resetting the system.

Yes. Most modern Honda vehicles are designed to use full synthetic 0W-20 engine oil. Always refer to your owner's manual to verify the correct oil specification for your specific model and model year.

Yes. We service all Honda models that are up to 10 years old, including the Honda Civic, Accord, Civic Si, CR-V, Odyssey, Pilot, Ridgeline, Prelude, Passport, HR-V, Civic Hybrid, and Accord Hybrid.

Appointments are recommended to help minimize your wait time, but they are not always required. We welcome walk-in customers for many routine maintenance services, although availability may vary depending on our service schedule.

Our factory-trained Honda technicians service your vehicle using Genuine Honda Parts, manufacturer-recommended repair procedures, and specialized diagnostic equipment. Whether you need routine maintenance or more extensive repairs, we're committed to helping keep your Honda performing safely and reliably.

Yes. You can conveniently schedule your next Honda service appointment online through our Schedule Service page at a time that works best for you.

Yes. We're happy to service your Honda even if you purchased it from another dealership, provided it is within our service guidelines and up to 10 years old.

You should follow both. The Honda Maintenance Minder system is designed to determine when routine maintenance such as oil changes and tire rotations is needed based on your driving conditions. Your owner's manual should also be followed for maintenance items that are based on time or specific mileage intervals, such as timing belt replacement, spark plugs, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and engine and cabin air filter replacement.