Ford Scheduled Maintenance

All Ford models come with an owner's manual that includes a maintenance schedule. Following the manual's recommendations is crucial to ensuring that you can drive your Ford safely for many years. When you stay on top of service items such as oil changes, tire rotation, and tune-ups, your Ford model will show its appreciation with optimal operation.

If you are leasing a new Ford from our dealership, bringing it to our service center is part of the agreement. If your Ford acquisition featured a maintenance package, our technicians will honor it. When the owner's manual indicates that your Ford should undergo maintenance, bringing it to our service center will keep its warranty valid. Some of the most common scheduled maintenance items we complete include:

Oil and Filter Change

This is the first maintenance item for all new Ford models with gasoline, diesel, or hybrid powertrains. For most Ford drivers, the first oil change should happen when the odometer is between 5,000 and 7,500 miles. The mileage is based on average driving estimates; if you are driving for business, you will need more frequent oil changes. Let's say you drive a Ford Escape as an Uber car; in this case, the heavy stop-and-go traffic and extra miles may call for a first oil change before 5,000 miles. The same may apply if your F-150 gets many hauling and towing miles. Our service technicians will let you know the correct maintenance schedule for high-mileage models.