Lincoln Maintenance Schedule

Ready for one of America's best luxury vehicles? Lincoln vehicles and SUVs offer plenty of great features and specifications. It's important to keep up with your car service schedule to make sure your Lincoln stays in top shape for many years to come. 

You may be wondering, "What is my car maintenance schedule?" The Lincoln maintenance schedule allows you to come in fewer times throughout the life of owning your vehicle because of the high-quality parts, engineering, and manufacturing behind each vehicle that comes off the assembly line.Learn more about your Lincoln maintenance schedule and find expert service at Lafayette Lincoln. We hope this guide helps you.

Standard Suggested Lincoln Car Maintenance Schedule

To ensure every component of your Lincoln vehicle is being looked at over time, your car maintenance schedule runs through several intervals.

See them here.

Every 6 months or 5,000 miles:

• Automatic transmission, power steering, wiper fluid levels check
• Engine oil and filter change
• Belts, exhaust, and hoses inspection
• All lights inside and out inspections
• Fuel filter inspection
• Tire pressure, tire tread wear and tear check
• Possible tire rotation

Every 15,000 miles:

Continue with the oil changes that you have already been doing every 5,000 to 10,000 miles. Rotate your tires so you can go longer without needing to replace them. And make sure that you change your air filter so that your air inside the vehicle doesn't have any allergens floating in through the heating and A/C vents: 

• Oil Change - Drained and Replaced
• Check All Fluid Levels - Top Up as Needed
• Tires Rotated and Balanced
• Check Air Filter - Replace as Needed

Every 30,000 miles:

The fixes at this point shouldn't be too bad at this point. Have your air filter changed and tires rotated again. Look over your fuel filter and replace it to make sure it works. The fuel filter makes sure the gas is clean before it enters the engine. If the filter becomes clogged, you will notice that your fuel pump has to work harder and your fuel efficiency will drop. We will also look over the spark plugs and replace them if needed.

• Many of the Same Services from 15,000 Mile Interval
• Check Brake Pads - Replace as Needed
• Suspension and Shock Check
• Check Fuel Filter - Replace as Needed

Every 60,000 miles:

Now we'll get into more regular maintenance. Here, we might need to replace the brakes. Brake pads, rotors, and brake fluids can become worn out or dirty by this point. The pads on your brakes form a cushion between the calipers on the brake system and the rotors. When the pads are used over and over again, they wear down and eventually disappear. Then, more damage can occur to the calipers, brake pistons, and brake lines. We'll also check your battery because this mileage might be where your battery could break down. You should also have your coolant and transmission fluid replaced so that your radiator stays cool, and your transmission stays lubricated.

• Many of the Same Services from 30,000 Mile Interval
• Replace Battery as Needed
• Inspect Brake Rotors - Replace as Needed
• Check for Wear on Belts and Hoses - Replace as Needed

Every 90,000 miles:

Rubber hoses and belts may need to be replaced by this point or at least checked because if they aren't replaced, and they break, this can lead to expensive repairs. We'll also look over the power steering and power steering fluid to ensure there are no malfunctions. By this point, all of the regular maintenance your Lincoln should have is complete at least once by 90,000 miles.

• Top to Bottom Inspection
• Check Spark Plugs - Replace as Needed
• Inspect Vehicle Safety Technology Features
• Everything at the 30,000-mile and 10,000-mile interval

Rely on the Service Department at Lafayette Lincoln

Now that you know your Lincoln car maintenance schedule, contact our team or call us today. If you have additional questions. You can also schedule service for your Lincoln. Look over the benefits of servicing your Lincoln vehicle with us.