Nissan Altima Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Nissan Altima?

Nissan ownership comes with the knowledge that your new car will perform well for you for many years to come. Auto maintenance plays a vital role in your Altima's overall longevity and condition, so following Altima's recommended maintenance plan is an essential part of the ownership experience. Our team wants you to get the most out of your new car, and our service shop's technicians will happily complete all of the recommended services in your Nissan Altima maintenance schedule. Which services are due on your Altima soon? Refer to this general guideline for Nissan Altima service intervals.

10,000-Mile Service

The recommended maintenance services at 10,000 miles are robust, and our technicians can complete all of the tasks efficiently. These chores include checking the differential fluid, the propeller shaft, the differential gear oil, and the transfer case fluid. The transmission fluid in the continuously variable transmission should be inspected for specific needs. The cables, lines, rotors, and pads in the braking system should be reviewed for quality. The tire air pressure and tread depth require attention while the tires are being rotated. Besides, fluids like the power steering fluid, the coolant, the engine oil, the wiper fluid, and the brake fluid may need to be replenished or replaced. The oil filter, engine air filter, battery life, and suspension components also need to be reviewed to determine their specific needs.

30,000-Mile Service

When your Altima's odometer approaches the 30,000-mile mark, you should bring the car back to our service shop for its next recommended services. These include inspecting the linkage and gears in the steering system, the axles, the brake pads and fluid, the drive shaft boots, the suspension system, and the exhaust system.

60,000-Mile Service

The next major milestone is at 60,000 miles. At this time, services on the car's hoses, the fuel line, and the fuel tank's vapor system are needed.

105,000-Mile Service

At 105,000 miles, the Nissan Altima's spark plugs need to be replaced. Also, the engine coolant level should either be replenished or replaced.