Mazda Scheduled Maintenance in Maple, On

Mazda Scheduled Maintenance - Maple Mazda

At Maple Mazda we often get asked about Scheduled Maintenance and how often a vehicle needs to be serviced. Our maintenance schedule's have been designed keeping Canadian driving conditions in mind. Regular service intervals are approximately every 8,000 KM's, but are dependent on your driving habits. Keeping up with scheduled maintenance ensures your car is running at optimal performance, and adds to the value of your car or SUV. Always contact our service department with any questions or concerns you have about your car or maintenance, and our highly trained service advisors will be happy to help!

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Services Scheduled for Every 8,000kms

At Maple Mazda, we'll ensure your vehicle receives a full inspection every 8,000kms, including essential components of maintenance designed as part of our comprehensive vehicle health check. Here are some of the items we will review during the 8,000kms service interval:

Fluid check-ups

Fluid check-ups are vital to ensure your vehicle has the optimal amount of fluid for essential operations and ensuring the fluid is flushed or replaced often where needed. This includes engine coolant, engine oil levels, windshield washer fluid, and brake fluid levels.

Fluid changes

One of the most common maintenance requirements for any vehicle is to refresh the fluid during regular intervals. Changing your engine oil regularly ensures the engine is lubricated and maintains the longevity of the engine. In addition to this, we'll ensure that your Mazda's engine does not show any debris signs. To accomplish this, we'll replace the oil filter along with the oil change to ensure that the oil is maintained for the next scheduled oil change.

Under the hood inspection

There's more than meets the eye at first glance, that's why our service technicians will take time to review aspects of your engine compartment including hoses used for ventilation, heating and A/C, engine and cabin air filters, oil and fluid leaks, battery condition and power.

Wear and tear inspection

Several components of your vehicle require regular review to determine when they will need to be replaced based on your driving habits. Components including tire pressure, tire wear, tire rotation, brake wear and more will help ensure that your vehicle is operating efficiently so you can rely on your brakes to stop, and save money on fuel with adequate tires

Body, suspension and drive components

A standard inspection also requires the review of components of the vehicle you control and often use for the operation of your vehicle. These components include shocks, struts, suspension, steering wheel, exhaust system, wiper blades, an inspection of electrical components such as your vehicle's horn, headlights, taillights and signal lights, transmission and clutch of your vehicle.