Maintenance schedules by year, make and model
What to service at 30,000, 60,000 and 90,000 miles, with your car's own verified specs filled in: oil grade and capacity, filter part numbers, coolant capacity, battery group, wipers and bulbs. Pick your make.
Key takeaways
- 30k: oil and filters, brake inspection, fluids, battery test, tire rotation.
- 60k: everything from 30k plus spark plugs, transmission fluid, coolant and brake fluid, suspension check.
- 90k: everything again plus timing belt (if fitted), sensors and exhaust, a deep inspection.
- Your owner's manual sets the exact intervals - severe use (short trips, towing, dust, heat) shortens them.
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Interval pattern: Brian's Tire & Service - Car Maintenance Intervals: 30k, 60k, 90k. Part specs on this page are GarageDex's own verified data, each linked to its source page. Your owner's manual sets the exact intervals for your car and driving conditions - it wins over any general schedule.