Nissan Rogue Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Nissan Rouge?

The Nissan Rogue is one of the most reputable and reliable compact SUV crossovers in the world. To keep your Rogue running like a champ, you'll need to keep up with your Nissan Rogue service intervals. These essential periods in your Rogue's life will keep its components refilled with new fluids and adjusting to new mileage as it comes. Your service manual is, as always, the ideal place to find your Nissan Rogue maintenance schedule. Trims vary greatly when they need things like oil changes and tire rotations. Our helpful auto team is here to help with a brief overview of your service schedule.

10,000-Mile Service

Inspections are the order of the day at this early period of life for your Rogue. It will need inspections of its brake lines and cables, CVT fluid (the Rogue is a big believer in CVT transmissions), and transfer fluid. At times, you might even need an oil change and filter. Even this early on, fluid replenishment is a big part of keeping your Rogue a high-performance machine.

20,000-Mile Service

Your EVAP vapor lines, fuel lines, brake pads, and rotors are now due for a checkup. Your brake lines and cables also need to be inspected again. When brake lines go bad, it can cause catastrophic brake fluid leaks and even corrosion to components. Never take your brake lines for granted. You want them healthy and strong.

60,000-Mile Service

As your Rogue ages, it will need careful monitoring by a great auto mechanic. This service interval is an important crossroad for your model. Your certified technician will examine your air cleaner filter, exhaust system, drive belt, and steering gear (including linkage). The exhaust system inspection is especially important, as this system keeps toxic fumes away from your passengers and even improves engine performance when functioning properly.

100,000-Mile Service

At 100,000 miles, your Rogue might be seen as reaching middle age. It's got a few miles on it, but it can run like new for many years to come (with regular inspections, of course). Crest Nissan professionals will visually inspect all of your Rogue's fluids during this maintenance interval. They'll replace brake fluid, pads, and possibly rotors (if needed). You might also need transfer and differential gear oil. If you've got an all-wheel drive Rogue, you might need propeller shaft work.

Keep your Rogue shining like new with regular service intervals. Inspect your service manual or contact Crest Nissan professionals for full schedules related to your trim.