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.

How Often Should You Service Your Nissan Kick

With your recent lease or purchase of a Nissan Kick car comes the responsibility to maintain and take care of it properly. Maintaining the shape and condition of your car, SUV, or truck depends on how often you service your car and how you keep up with the service intervals. Although each model and make comes with its recommended service schedule, the general thumb rule is that you should service your car after 15,000 miles.

15,000 Miles

Although this is your first maintenance visit, you should make sure that you visit a technician for oil inspection and change after six months or 5,000 miles. You need to change the oil and air filters since dust can build up, causing damage to your car's engine. At this milestone, you should also schedule tire rotation and multipoint inspection. Rotating the tires allows the wheel to wear and tear evenly, enhancing its longevity. Multipoint inspection detects problems that might arise on some car components like brakes and engine.

30,000 Miles

When your Nissan Kick hits this milestone, you will need to replace the oil and filters again. You will also have to replace the fuel filter, enhancing the efficiency of your car's engine. Inspect the battery, and if it has low power, replace it with a brand-new battery. Also, check the brake components like shoes, brake pads, and rotors. And if the need arises, change the wiper blades, power steering fluid, and light bulbs.

60,000 Miles

At this point, you have to flush the coolant system and replace the coolant fluid. Inspect the transmission fluid and change it if the need arises. Inspect the ignition system and replace the wires and spark plugs. Don't forget to replace the brake fluid, shoes, brake pads, and power steering fluid.

90,000 Miles

When your car hits this milestone, conduct all the above services, but add some like inspecting and replacing the hoses. Replace also the timing bend and water pump. And since your car is old, check the frame for signs of rust and wear.

Following your car's maintenance schedule comes with numerous benefits. And although you will use some cash, you cannot compare the costs of repairing your vehicle with maintenance costs. At our dealership, we offer affordable car maintenance and repair services. Feel free to drive down to our service center to learn more about the benefits of keeping up with your service intervals. For more details about your Nissan Kick maintenance schedule, check your car's manual or contact us for help.