Nissan Rogue Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Nissan Rouge?

Routine service on your Rogue is the key to longevity. If you want to have your SUV for a long time, you'll pay attention to that Nissan Rogue maintenance schedule outlined in your service manual. That service manual is very specific to trim. Different trims vary in their Nissan Rogue service intervals, so be sure to read through the service manual for the most detailed information. Our brief guide here to service intervals will introduce you to some of the most important procedures for your Rogue.

10,000-Mile Service

To get a Rogue that lasts a long time, you'll want to get a jump on monitoring your components and fluids. Fluids keep everything lubricated and from corroding or overheating. An engine oil and filter change can help at this stage (for some trims). Inspections of the brake pads and rotors, brake cables, and CVT fluids will be a regular thing for your Rogue from now on.

20,000-Mile Service

Your Rogue is easy to enjoy but consists of many complex systems that improve performance and your comfort. We inspect these systems at 20,000 miles as well. For example, we may check fuel lines to ensure they're working correctly. We might replace brake fluid, a lubricant that keeps your brakes responsive and peppy. We'll have a look at your drive shaft boots as well if you have an AWD model and trim. This is a part of your drivetrain that brings torque to your differential.

60,000-Mile Service

Your suspension system consists of parts connecting to the wheels and allowing you to handle your Rogue comfortably. Steering gear and linkage is a big part of our inspection at 60,000 miles. We'll look at your tires, linkages, and struts - among other things - to make sure your wheels are connecting well with your suspension system and handling as great as expected on the road. Other inspections include transfer fluid and brake lines and cables.

100,000-Mile Service

A host of new fluids at 100,000 miles will increase the chances of continued inspired performance. The team here at our dealership will take a serious look at your brake pads and rotors here, too, as they frequently are smart to replace at 100,000 miles. Other systems we'll go over seriously include your brake lines and cables, axle and suspension, and exhaust system.

For more services your Rogue might need at certain intervals, see your service manual or contact our resourceful and dedicated auto service team.