Ford Edge Service Intervals

What Is the Ford Edge Maintenance Schedule?

Owning a Ford Edge means you can enjoy the lively and energetic engine it packs under the hood. If you want the car to continue to perform well, it's important to keep up with the Ford Edge maintenance schedule as you continue to use the vehicle. This is necessary to ensure it continues to operate well. Here are a few general intervals you can follow to ensure you perform the necessary maintenance over time. The owner's manual for the car will also include the service intervals for the model year and trim. You can also use it as a guide when caring for your Ford Edge.

15,000-Mile Service

After driving 15,000 miles, you can start to think about performing maintenance on your vehicle. A technician will not only perform an oil change but also inspect the tires and brakes to determine if they're worn down and require replacements to keep you safe on the road. A certified Ford technician will look at all of the safety features, including the headlights and wipers.

30,000-Mile Service

When you need service after 30,000 miles, you'll need to get another oil change and look at the brakes and tires again. A mechanic will also need to look at the air filter and fuel filter to determine if they're clogged. They may need to be replaced at this time if you drive a lot or if you park in dusty settings.

60,000-Mile Service

Once your car reaches 60,000 miles, you can start to examine more parts of the vehicle. This is when you'll need to hire a technician to replace the brake fluid and the brakes. Around 60,000 to 75,000 miles, your Ford Edge will require new transmission and coolant fluid. In addition, test out the battery during this inspection to determine if it needs a replacement.

90,000-Mile Service

As your car gets older and reaches 90,000 miles, you'll need a comprehensive and detailed inspection. This is when you may need to replace the spark plugs, timing belt, power steering fluid, and hoses.

By following your Ford Edge service intervals and the maintenance schedule the automaker suggests, you can have peace of mind knowing your car will perform better. We have a team of certified Ford technicians who are qualified to help maintain and service the vehicle to ensure you have reliable transportation. We invite you to reach out to us today if you have any questions.