Nissan Versa 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.

The subcompact Versa has been a favorite in its class for years now. It was originally designed to combat higher gas prices in the mid-2000s. Some of those first Versa models are still going strong today thanks to helpful Nissan Versa service intervals. Customers visit our dealership to keep up with maintenance routines like tire rotations, oil changes, and inspections. Your owner's manual is the final word on the official Nissan Versa maintenance schedule, but we're happy to give you free reminders about when it's time to stick to a schedule that fits in with your model year.

15,000

The maintenance at 15,000 miles covers a series of inspections that verify your Versa is working at the top of its game. Our certified technicians test the battery, inspect and/or replace the engine air filter, perform a full oil change, and usually replace the wiper blades. It's full service that doesn't take long.

30,000

At 30,000 miles, your Nissan Versa is likely to need new fluids. For example, we might replace the brake fluid and coolant if needed. Tires often need to be rotated in this phase of a Versa model's life.

60,000

Your cabin has an in-cabin microfilter that often needs to be replaced at around 60,000 miles. This keeps harmful and irritating cabin particulates from causing an unpleasant drive. The model's battery, suspension systems, and brakes need a thorough inspection at 60,000 miles, too.

90,000

The Versa is a model that has endured well over the years, but 90,000 miles is still getting up there. This is a great time to get a full inspection of every single Versa system. Our multi-point inspections investigate the condition of your model's brake pads, brake rotors, and brake calipers, and we also go into more in-depth inspections that cover your exhaust system, fuel lines, and even your exterior components (lights/signals).

100,000

Your Nissan Versa's power steering fluid and automatic transmission fluid often need replacement at 100,000 miles. This procedure involves removing the dirty, aging fluids that are currently keeping your car running and then replacing them with effective and new fluids. The model's drive belts, power steering, brakes, and engine all need in-depth inspections before heading over the 100,000-mile marker. You'll thank yourself for this maintenance as your vehicle ages gracefully.

If you're not sure when your Nissan Versa is due for its next service or need any type of maintenance, feel free to reach out to our service department - we're here to help! You can also schedule your oil change or other auto services online at your convenience.