Acura RDX Service Intervals

No matter what kind of vehicle you drive, getting regular service is vital for your car's health and longevity. It can also save you money on car repairs, as a mechanic can fix broken parts or correct minor issues before they turn into a significant expense. Some services for your Acura occur more frequently than others, such as tire rotations and oil changes. Recommended service for your RDX starts at 5,000 miles and continues past the 100,000-mile mark on the odometer. No matter how old your car is, you'll need to follow the maintenance schedule in the owner's manual to make sure your vehicle gets exemplary service at the right time.

5,000-Miles

Your RDX will first be due for service at 5,000 miles. The RDX will have its first oil change at this time. The engine's filter will also be replaced, so that clean and dirt-free air circulates through the engine and fuel lines. An Acura mechanic will rotate the car's tires so that your car drives properly. The tires will get checked for sufficient tread depth and pressure, along with any signs of uneven wear. The parking brake on your RDX will be inspected at 5,000 miles, and the pollen and dust filter in the cabin will get replaced.

30,000-Miles

Your Acura will have more comprehensive services at 30,000 miles. Keep in mind that it will need regular oil changes and tire rotations between the first and second service points. At 30,000 miles, the RDX will be due for a tire tune-up that includes rotating and balancing all four tires. The air cleaner element will be replaced during the second service, and the wheels will get an alignment. The windshield wiper blades will be replaced, too.

60,000-Mile Service

The next scheduled service for your RDX takes place at 60,000 miles. The car will have the oil changed, and the tires rotated if necessary. The power steering fluid will be checked and likely flushed at 60,000 miles, too. A trained Acura mechanic will generally inspect your car to make sure everything else looks okay.

90,000-Mile Service

At 90,000 miles, service for your Acura RDX focuses on the brakes. The brake fluid will be flushed and exchanged when your car hits this milestone.

160,000-Mile Service

At 160,000 miles, the spark plugs will be replaced, and a mechanic will check to make sure all other parts and fluids look good.

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