What are the Hyundai Maintenance Schedules?

Adhering to the recommended maintenance schedule for your Hyundai means your vehicle will last longer and be much safer to drive around Laurel. If you’re wondering about the Hyundai Elantra Maintenance schedule or Hyundai Sonata maintenance schedule, don’t worry. Below, is the Hyundai maintenance schedule for all Hyundai make and models, with information about what needs to be done and when to keep your new Hyundai in tip-top-shape. Remember, it’s always best to check your owner’s manual for specific recommendations for your make and model, and if your check engine light pops on, reach out to our team for guidance and an affordable solution. Read on to learn more, and when you’re ready for service on your Hyundai South, bring your vehicle to Underriner Hyundai.

Hyundai Maintenance Schedule

This is the maintenance schedule for your Hyundai when driven in normal driving conditions. If you drive in severe weather or off-road, you’ll need to do these things more often.

Every 7,500 Miles:

• Check battery condition
• Inspect hoses, brake lines, and connections
• Check disc pads and brakes
• Inspect air cleaner filter
• Inspect air conditioning compressor
• Check the air conditioning refrigerant level
• Inspect the suspension mounting bolts
• Inspect the vacuum hose
• Check boots and driveshaft
• Inspect muffler and exhaust pipe
• Check the steering gear rack, linkage, and boots
• Replace the Climate control air filter
• Replace engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires

Every 15,000 Miles:

• Check fuel tank air filter
• Inspect parking brake
• Check brake fluid
• Inspect fuel filter
• Check fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap

Every 30,000 Miles:

• Check fuel lines, fuel hoses, and connections

Every 60,000 Miles

• Inspect valve clearance

Every 95,000 Miles: 

• Change the spark plugs on your Hyundai

Every 120,000 Miles 

• Replace the coolant

Make a Service Appointment with Underriner Hyundai Today

Now that you know the Hyundai Santa Fe maintenance schedule, and maintenance schedule for all Hyundai models, if you live near Big Timber or Livingston bring your Hyundai into Underriner Hyundai for service. Keep in mind, these maintenance schedules are based on normal driving conditions for the average driver. If you drive in severe driving conditions, the frequency of these tasks will accelerate. You can even find more service features to explain why your steering wheel shakes, how to check your oil level, and more! If you have any questions about your specific Hyundai model, contact us today. If you need service on your Hyundai, schedule a service appointment online or give us a call. If you’re ever in a jam, learn how the Hyundai Roadside Assistance program works with our team!