The 30,000 mile (30K) maintenance service is critical in keeping your new car warranty in effect. Your dealership can, and will, deny a warranty claim for major engine or transmission failures if the factory recommended services have not been followed.

rule of thumb = honda motors are all interference.

30,000 miles/2 yrs Rotate tires. Replace engine oil filter. Inspect front and rear brakes. Check parking brake adjustment.

All depends on what they do for their service. Not all dealerships are the same. I would expect yours would take about 3-4 hours.

At the 30k service interval, filters are generally replaced, and tires are rotated. Also, brakes, fluids, and nearly every other aspect of the car’s inner workings are inspected. 30k service should be performed by a reputable and professional mechanic.

For 30,000-mile maintenance, the car-repair website RepairPal told us to expect to pay $169 to $247.

The 30k mile service for your Subaru can range from $300 – $400, plus tax. This service package is the first, bigger service, next to a routine oil change.

#1 -Check your oil regularly and change it at the recommended intervals. This is perhaps the single most important thing you can do to keep your engine running well. Also make certain you change the filter as needed or recommended. Check your owner’s manual for the correct oil weight to use.

In general, Toyota owners can expect to have the following services performed at their 30,000-mile service appointment: Engine Oil and Filter Replacement. Tire Rotation. Full Vehicle Inspection including brakes, lights, fuel lines, steering system, cooling system, drive shaft, tires, and more.

The Importance of a 60,000 Mile Service

• Oil change.
• Tire rotation and/or replacement.
• Replace spark plugs.
• Change timing belts.
• Air filter replacement.
• Cabin air filter replacement.
• Full brake inspection.
• Brake pad replacement.

When Does Your Toyota Need Scheduled Maintenance? Every Toyota model has recommended, scheduled maintenance that should be performed at 5,000 miles or 6 months, 15,000 miles or 18 months and 30,000 miles or 36 month intervals.

Along with your spark plug and filter replacement, today’s tune-ups include service specialists inspecting and testing your vehicle’s fuel, ignition and emissions systems to check for anything wrong with its vacuum hoses, oxygen sensors and other parts that can have a negative impact on your vehicle’s performance.

Prices can start at $40-$150 or more for a minimal tune-up that includes replacing the spark plugs and inspecting the spark plug wires, but it typically costs $200-$800 or more for a standard tune-up that can include replacing the spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, rotor, fuel filter, PVC valve and air filter, as …

Whether you have a car with an older ignition system or a new one, it’s necessary to have a tune-up done when your vehicle’s owner manual requires it. If you don’t, you run the risk of having your vehicle run poorly. A properly tuned vehicle will run smoothly and perhaps even see better fuel economy.