Nissan Kicks Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

When to Set Up your Next Nissan Kick Routine Service

When driving around the country, the chances are that you have come across a car that has broken down on the roadside. Breakdowns occur when a car owner fails to address issues when they happen or keep up with their routine maintenance services. By following your manufacturer's periodic service intervals, you can avert most car breakdowns and protect your car from costly repairs. Most technicians suggest that you go for your routine service every 15,000 miles, but these are general rules. So it is always vital that you check your car's manual to be precise with your service intervals.

15,000 Miles

Before your car hits the 15,000 mark, you should always ensure that it receives an oil change maybe once or twice. How often you change your oil depends on your driving habits and the environment you live. Therefore, after buying a new Nissan Kick, visit a service center within the first year to have it checked and serviced. Alongside oil change, the technician will change the oil filter and air filters in the cabin and engine. This keeps pollutants at bay and enhances the engine's performance.

30,000 Miles

When you drive down to our service center for routine service at 30,000 miles, you will receive the same services as you did on the 15,000 milestones and more. Alongside oil change and air filter replacement, the technician will replace your fuel filter, engine coolant fluid, and transmission fluid. This will enhance your car's performance and protect the engine from overheating. Other possible services your vehicle might receive include spark plug replacement, brake check, tire rotation, and more.

60,000 Miles

This milestone service builds on the previous service intervals. At this point, the technician will replace some car parts and probable flush the steering fluid and replace it. And if you have never replaced your car's battery, the technician will inspect its performance level and replace it if needed. The technician will also examine the car's major systems like transmission, brakes, and spark plugs.

90,000 Miles

If your Nissan Kick makes it to this milestone, know that you are giving your car proper care. Whether you wait for your vehicle to hit the 90,000 or 100,000-mile mark, this service will significantly enhance your car's performance, value, and efficiency. At this point, the technician will replace the coolant fluid, spark plugs, belts, hoses, and tires.

Keeping up with routine maintenance reduces safety risks and elevates your car's performance. We are ready and willing to help you with all your automotive needs at our service center. Whether your Nissan Kick requires an oil change, tire replacement, wheel alignment, or engine diagnosis, we are here to help. Contact us to set up an appointment.