Maintenance Schedule for your Honda
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Owning a vehicle is something that takes time and patience, and has always been about more than just being behind the wheel, or signing the right documents. When you own a Honda, it becomes your responsibility to take care of this vehicle to the best of your ability. Not only because this is your own investment, but because it's important to keep it safe, and undamaged, for as long as you want to keep driving it. Our goal here today at Pearson Honda is to give you a potential maintenance schedule for you to come back to. Now, remember, maintenance schedules are always going to vary person to person and vehicle to vehicle. We can't claim that this is perfect for everyone, but it is a great place to start should you be looking for a guideline to help you out.
7,500 miles
While you should be performing some common maintenance tasks every single month, the first interval that we highly recommend scheduling an appointment with a service center you can trust is at 7,500 miles. This is the time in which your oil and filter should be changed, the throttle linkage should be lubricated, an inspection should be performed on the braking system, and other things, such as a tire rotation or an inspection of the tires should be done. The goal here is to provide preventative maintenance, which can save you a lot of money down the road if done often enough. That's because you'll have a trained professional from our service center keeping an eye on your Honda.
15,000 miles
Along with focusing on the items we've listed for the 7,500 mile check, there are other important factors to consider for this scheduled maintenance. This includes checking brake linings and hoses, inspecting the steering gear box, lubricating the chassis and hinges, replacing windshield wipers, taking a closer look at the struts and shocks, replacing the air conditioning filter, performing a check of all of the interior and exterior lights, and service the transmission. All of these things are necessary to the overall functioning of your Honda.
30,000 miles
The last interval that we are mentioning today is the one that happens at 30,000 miles. This is when you need to be having all of the other services performed, along with things like lubricating the propeller shaft, checking the battery and terminals, inspect the fuel tank cap gasket, make sure the fuel lines are functioning properly, lubricate wheel bearings, an even have a road test performed.
Honda Service Center at Pearson Honda
You have been given a quick guide that you could potentially follow based off of a maintenance schedule that might not work for everyone. Our goal with this is to give you a great place to start, and a reason to choose our service center at Pearson Honda. We are here to help, and give you the advice necessary to keep your Honda around for that much longer.
