Nissan Versa Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

Each component of your vehicle wears out at a different rate. Some things that keep your Nissan Versa running smoothly need to be replaced every so many mile. For example, oil changes usually need to be done every 3,000-6,000 miles, whereas the suspension system components hold up for 60,000 miles or more. If you own a Nissan Versa, you own one of the most reliable subcompact cars in America. To keep it running at its top potential, you'll need to keep up with your recommended Nissan Versa service intervals. Our brief list here gives you a general idea of when to bring your model in for maintenance. To get exact service interval recommendations, consult your owner's manual.

7,500 Miles

Around 7,500 miles, drivers usually bring their Nissan Versa in for its first service. This is a simple visit with visual inspections of your headlamps, hoses, and wipers. Our certified technicians will drain the used oil in your Versa and then replace it with new oil. You'll also get a new oil filter. The first maintenance routine is a satisfying visit that establishes good habits.

15,000 Miles

Your tires and air filters often need to be inspected at the 15,000-mile mark. Unless you drive on some really harsh roads, the tires usually survive for many more miles, but it's common to need a new cabin air filter at this stage.

30,000 Miles

The spark plugs in a Versa provide startup power. As a vehicle is started over and over through the years, it's likely you'll need to replace these small but very important components. The fuel filter is another important part of your Versa that should be inspected at 30,000 miles. If you need a fresh filter, we'll provide one for your model.

60,000 Miles

The drive belt, automatic transmission fluid, and timing belt are usually serviced around 60,000 miles. It's a good idea to have your suspension systems inspected as well to make sure that they're still sturdy.

90,000 Miles

The engine coolant hose, shocks, and brake pads are often replaced at about 90,000 miles. If you notice issues with steering, make sure to ask our team to do an inspection of your steering system as well. It frequently needs maintenance at 90,000 miles.

We're here to help you keep up with your Nissan Versa maintenance schedule. Please contact us or visit our dealership to learn more.