Ford F-150 Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Ford F-150?

The Ford F-150 is a rugged truck built to last. Still, even the toughest vehicle needs a little help with regular maintenance. That is why it is essential to familiarize yourself with the Ford F-150 service intervals. Our team has prepared a guide on when your truck may need what. However, that individual models may have their own needs. Your owner's manual is the best place to learn about your Ford F-150 maintenance schedule.

20,000-Mile Service

You have likely been having a great time in your Ford F-150. Now it is time to take it in for its first extensive inspection. If your truck is due for an oil change or tire rotation, that will be incorporated into the appointment. Some models have a cabin air filter, which will be replaced at this point.

The service team then thoroughly examines the Ford F-150. Tread depth on the tires will be looked at, wheels will be inspected for abnormalities, and all aspects of the brakes will be examined. This initial service appointment also incorporates half-shaft boots, the exhaust system, and steering components. Some F-150 models are equipped with a transmission dipstick, which will allow the fluid level to be checked. If this is not the case, ask our service team about what your transmission may need.

30,000-Mile Service

For its second appointment, your F-150 will need its engine air filters replaced. The service team will do the standard things, such as a tire rotation and an oil change with filter replacement. A multi-point inspection is performed at this and all subsequent service appointments.

60,000-Mile Service

How the 60,000-mile service appointment goes will depend on your F-150 model. For example, if it has a cabin air filter, this will need to be replaced once again. Or, if your truck bed has a power outlet, the accessory belts will need to be inspected.

100,000-Mile Service

When your F-150 hits the 100,000-mile mark, all systems will need to be examined to ensure they are operating up to standards. The spark plugs are more than likely ready to be replaced at this point. As always, you can choose to have your oil changed at this point.

Our expert service team has the knowledge and experience to take proper care of your F-150. Reach out to us today.