Ford Escape 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.

Keeping up with your car's service intervals is crucial to enhancing its performance and efficiency. Depending on time and miles, your Ford Escape requires some services taken care of by certified technicians. When you visit our dealership, our friendly professionals will inspect your vehicle and ensure that everything works the way it's supposed to. They will also check for underlying issues and fix them before escalating to more significant problems. And the best way to identify these problems is by sticking with your car's maintenance schedule.

7,500 Miles

Although the 7,500-mile mark service is a minor maintenance interval, it serves as a basis for all other checkups. The technician will change the oil and oil filters during this interval and others after, conduct a multi-point inspection, and rotate the tires. The multi-point inspection will cover your brakes, hoses, belts, and fluid leaks. The technician will also test drive your car, listen for strange noises, and ensure that the vehicle operates smoothly.

20,000 Miles

At this point, the technician will conduct the regular maintenance services done during the 7,500-mile mark. They will also replace the cabin air filters and inspect crucial components like heat shields, exhaust systems, driveshafts, suspension joints, and ball joints. If the need arises, the technician will inspect your braking system, including hoses, lines, drums, rotors, shoes, and pads.

30,000 Miles

During this service interval, the technician will require to add engine air filter replacement to the routine maintenance services and intervals. The technician will also replace the fuel filter, engine coolant, transmission fluid, and brake fluid.

100,000 Miles

At this point, the inspection and service list will be comprehensive and will go over your SUV from tail to head, ensuring that it runs optimally. After conducting the routine services, the technician will replace the spark plugs and engine coolant and inspect the drive belt.

150,000 Miles

The technician will replace the timing belt and accessory drive belt during this visit. You will also need to replace the coolant and the transmission fluid.

The best way of enhancing the performance and efficiency of your Ford Escape is by keeping up with your car's service intervals. Drivers can always set up their routine maintenance services at our dealership. Being a local and trusted dealership, we have a state-of-the-art service center with friendly and experienced technicians. Set up your next appointment by contacting us today.