Honda CR-V Maintenance Schedule

If you’ve recently brought home a new Honda CR-V to Gastonia or Kings Mountain, the last thing you’re probably thinking of is scheduling your next service appointment. Even if your car still has that new car smell, your recommended Honda CR-V maintenance schedule begins the first year of your purchase. Staying on top of your CR’V’s oil change intervals and service mile markers is crucial to keeping your new Honda SUV in tip-top shape for as long as possible.

To make things easier for you, the Renaldo Honda service team has laid out the Honda CR-V service schedule in the guide below! 

What is the Honda CR-V Maintenance Schedule?

The Honda CR-V maintenance schedule starts at 75,000 miles and goes all the way up to 120,000 miles. While the recommended CR-V oil change interval is every 7,500 miles, you may want to bring your vehicle in earlier at 5,000 miles, depending on your Hickory driving habits.

Below, you’ll find the mile markers for the Honda CR-V service schedule:

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

At the 7,500, 22,500, 37,500, 52,500, 67,500, and 82,500-mile markers, you’ll want to bring in your Honda SUV for service for the following:

• Check and replace fluids
• Oil and filter change
• Inspect tire treads
• Check tire pressure
• Rotate tires
• Brake inspection
• Lubricate throttle linkage

Owner of a new Honda CR-V? Good news! For the first 2 years or 24,000 miles (whichever comes first), your new Honda CR-V is eligible for the Honda Service Pass, which means that your service until then will be free!

15,000 / 45,000 / 75,000 / 105,000 miles 

Along with all the services performed at the previous mile marker, you’ll bring your Honda CR-V for the following:

• Lubrication of chassis and all hinges
• Replace the oil drain plug 
• Replace oil gasket
• Replace windshield wipers
• Replace spark plugs as needed
• Rotate and balance wheels
• Inspect undercarriage
• Inspect shocks and struts
• Inspect and adjust the clutch pedal
• Check A/C and heater operation
• Replace Air Conditioning Filter
• Service transmission
• Inspect park brake
• Re-torque drive shaft
• Check lights interior lamps, and exterior lamps
• Check steering systems, steering gearbox, and steering wheel 
• Take on a road test
• Check fuel systems
• Check differential oil
• Check brake linings and hoses

30,000 / 60,000 / 90,000 / 120,000 miles

Along with all the services performed at the previous two-mile markers, your Honda CR-V will undergo the following services:

• Service PCV valve
• Inspect the fuel tank cap gasket, fuel lines, and connections
• Service transmission
• Service battery and clean cables
• Replace differential oil
• Inspect transfer case oil 
• Inspect air elements
• Inspect all exterior and interior lamps
• Lubricate propeller shaft
• Lubricate wheel bearings
• Propeller shaft flex coupling inspection
• Check battery and clean terminals
• Road test and quality control

Even though the Honda CR-V maintenance schedule concludes at the 120,000-mile marker, it’s absolutely crucial that you continue to bring your vehicle in onward. You’ll want to stay on top of your CR-V oil change intervals and other services to ensure your Honda stays running well beyond the 100,000 milestone. 

Stay on Top of Honda CR-V Maintenance in Shelby

After reviewing the Honda CR-V service schedule, you should know when it’s time to schedule maintenance in Shelby. Is your Honda CR-V due for service? If yes, take action now and schedule your service appointment with the skilled technicians at Renaldo Honda! Don’t forget to check out our rotating service specials to see if you can save on your next appointment. Of course, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our service department online.