Ford Explorer Service Intervals

Routine service and maintenance are an essential part of owning a new vehicle. When you invest in a Ford Explorer from Grand Prairie Ford, we make sure that you know what service is expected over the next 100,000 miles. We want to share some information regarding the recommended Ford Explorer service intervals.

15,000-Mile Service

At your first important service department at our dealership, we will perform an oil change. This includes changing out the oil filter in your Explorer as well. A tire rotation will provide us with the opportunity to check your brakes and tires, and this rotation promotes your tires wearing out in a consistent pattern. Inspections include your cooling system, heat shield, brake system, and steering system.

30,000-Mile Service

Changing out your cabin air filter equates to much cleaner and healthier air inside of your vehicle while you're traveling. We also perform an oil change and tire rotation at this mileage marker. We will check fluid levels, ensure your exhaust system is working correctly, and service your brakes.

60,000-Mile Service

Maintenance is imperative at 60,000 miles. Your tires should be inspected for signs of damage or wear, along with having them rotated. An oil change will be necessary with a new oil filter. At this point, your vehicle may be having issues with its ball joints, suspension joints, heat shields, and exhaust system. We'll inspect everything and provide the necessary repairs.

90,000-Mile Service

Congratulations on keeping your Ford Explorer running smoothly for 90,000 miles! Your timing belt may require service at this point, and spark plugs will need to be replaced if you haven't had service until this point.

If you would like more information regarding the Ford Explorer maintenance schedule that you should be following regularly, you can refer to your owner's manual. Feel free to contact the service team at Grand Prairie Ford if you have any questions.