Every 5,000 to 7,500 Miles
At this point in your Nissan Altima's maintenance schedule, it's estimated that you should be getting an oil change and a tire rotation. This occurs every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, so you can expect this to be a repeat procedure, but largely, it's to make sure everything is running smoothly.
By changing your oil, you're eliminating engine strain and keeping everything running smoothly. When you rotate your tires, you're evening out the treads and making for a comfortable drive as you navigate the terrain.
Between 10,000 and 20,000 Miles
At this point in your vehicle-driving experience, it's important to note that you'll be picking up more required fixes as you go. This is to ascertain everything is in working order, after all, conditions vary based on your experiences, and New England winters can take a toll.
At this marker, you'll take care of what's done at the 5,000-75,000-mile mark, as well as conduct the following essentials: replace brake fluid, engine oil and filter, in-cabin microfilter, and Intelligent Key battery, and rotate tires.
Additionally, various inspections take place at this point in time. You may have your axle, suspension parts, brake lines, cables, brake pads, rotors, and CVT transmission fluid inspected, among others.
30,000 Miles Plus
As you continue to drive, your required maintenance will gradually increase and change, the older your car becomes. You'll begin to notice a pattern, though. Some of the maintenance that's undertaken at 30,000 miles, for example, is a reiteration of what you've seen before.
This includes replacement of:
- Brake fluid
- Engine oil and filter
- In-cabin microfilter
- Intelligent Key battery
Handy Tools
If you're interested in jumpstarting your service, there's a way to get information on when you can next anticipate service for your vehicle. This is a super handy feature that's available through the Nissan website, and you can simply enter your vehicle's information (including year, model, trim, and wear) to learn more about what to expect at each interval.
To get started on the actual service, simply inform our team that you need to set up maintenance, and we'll put together an appointment for you. Stay informed, and we'll stay on top of things.
Schedule Your Next Service Appointment Today!
Now that you know what to expect from your Nissan Altima maintenance schedule, the answers are clear: you know when, why, and how you can take care of service as well as where you can get it from. So, are you ready to schedule? If so, you know who to call.
Interested drivers near Brockton, Randolph, and Stoughton, MA, should get in touch with our team at Nissan 24. We'll take care of all your service and then some-all you have to do is get in touch with us today.
At this point in your vehicle-driving experience, it's important to note that you'll be picking up more required fixes as you go. This is to ascertain everything is in working order, after all, conditions vary based on your experiences, and New England winters can take a toll.
If you're interested in jumpstarting your service, there's a way to get information on when you can next anticipate service for your vehicle. This is a super handy feature that's available through the Nissan website, and you can simply enter your vehicle's information (including year, model, trim, and wear) to learn more about what to expect at each interval.