Honda Civic Maintenance Schedule

Whether you purchase a new or pre-owned one, Honda Civic vehicles are known to have lasted %%target_ciy_2%% drivers for well over 300,000 miles. However, this feat is only made possible by following the recommended Honda Civic service schedule. Unsure what the Honda Civic maintenance schedule consists of? To help you stay on top of maintenance, the Renaldo Honda service team covers the Honda Civic oil change intervals, maintenance mile-markers, and more in the guide below! 

Honda Civic Service Intervals by Mileage

The Honda Civic service schedule begins at 7,500 miles and goes all the way up to the 120,000-mile marker. Even though it’s recommended that you bring your car in for an oil change at 7,500 miles, your Honda Civic oil change interval may vary depending on your Gastonia driving habits, and you may even want to get one sooner at 5,000 miles. 

Don’t forget that if you have a new Honda Civic, you’re eligible for complimentary service for with the Honda Service Pass—meaning that all your service appointments will be free for the first 2 years or 24,000 miles (whichever comes first).

All things aside, the Honda Civic maintenance schedule can be found below:

7,500 / 22,500 / 37,500 / 52,500 / 67,500 / 82,500 Miles

At the above-mentioned mileage markers, you’ll want to bring your Civic in for service to receive the following:

• Oil and filter change
• Brake inspection
• Tire inspection
• Tire rotation
• Throttle linkage lube
• Check and/or replacement of all fluids

15,000 / 45,000 / 75,000 / 105,000 Miles

In addition to the previous services, your Honda Civic will also receive the following at these mile markers:

• Lubrication of chassis and hinges
• Oil drain plug replacement
• Wheel balancing
• Undercarriage and shocks inspection
• Clutch pedal check and adjustment
• A/C and heater inspection
• Transmission service
• Lights inspection
• Spark plug replacement
• Differential oil inspection
• Steering gearbox inspection
• Brake lining inspection
• Windshield wiper replacement
• Driveshaft bolt re-torque
• Air conditioning filter replacement
• Steering and fuel system inspection

30,000 / 60,000 / 90,000 / 120,000 Miles

Yet again, your Honda Civic maintenance schedule will require all the same services for both the previous mileage markers, in addition to the following: 

• PCV valve service
• Battery inspection 
• Differential oil replacement
• Fuel tank cap gasket and fuel lines inspection
• Transfer case oil check
• Air elements inspection
• Exterior and interior lamps inspection
• Propeller shaft lubrication
• Propeller shaft flex coupling inspection
• Wheel bearings lubrication
• Road test and quality control

Stay Ahead of Honda Civic Maintenance in Shelby

Now that you’ve taken the time to review the recommended Honda Civic maintenance schedule, it’s time to ask yourself, “Is your Honda Civic due for service?” If the answer is yes, don’t wait to schedule service near Hickory and leave it up to the expert technicians to take care of you! Before you schedule your appointment with us, we have rotating service specials and coupons for you to check out to see if you can save on your next visit. For any questions related to the Honda Civic service schedule, please do not hesitate to contact our service department online.