How Often Should I Service My INFINITI QX50?

Servicing your INFINITI QX50 regularly is very important in maintaining your vehicle's good health and improving its performance on the road. Failure to follow the INFINITI QX50 maintenance schedule may lead to more serious damage, which may cost you a lot more than the regular service would have.

The INFINITI QX50 service intervals may vary. Therefore, it is advisable to refer to your INFINITI QX50 manual to know when exactly to avail your vehicle for service. Below is a general guide to enlighten you on the service schedule of your vehicle.

7,500-Mile Service

Once the vehicle reaches 7,500 miles, there will be an inspection of all brake components including, rotors, brake lines, cables, and pads. The brakes are an essential safety feature in your vehicle and need regular maintenance. An inspection of the transmission fluid and the drive shaft boot will be done. The horn, lights, signals, wipers, and rear hatch will be inspected for normal functioning.

Besides, all the fluids in your INFINITI QX50 will be inspected, including the coolant, power steering, wiper, and brake fluids. A qualified mechanic will check the engine. The engine's drive belt, hose, and air filter will be inspected. There will be a thorough inspection of the vehicle's suspension components, which include the subframes, shocks, and tie rods. The tire will be checked for accuracy in rotation, quality of treads, depth, and tire pressure. The battery will also be inspected to ensure it effectively powers your vehicle. There will be an inspection of differential gear oil, transfer case oil, and the propeller shaft for all AWD models.

Finally, the mechanic will make a replacement of the engine oil and filter.

15,000-Mile Service

A mechanic will make a replacement of the INFINITI QX50 brake fluid to ensure the brake efficiency.

30,000-Mile Service

An experienced mechanic will replace the engine air filter to enhance its ability to prevent foreign and unwanted objects from affecting the engine's performance.

67,500-Mile Service

At 67,500-miles, the vehicle's in-cabin air filter will be replaced to promote fresh air circulation. A mechanic will also replace the intelligent key battery to enhance the remote control of your vehicle.

105,000-Mile Service

The mechanic will at 105,000 miles, replace the engine coolant to promote engine life and performance and replace the spark plug to improve your vehicle's acceleration.