Ford Edge Service Intervals

What is the Ford Edge Maintenance Schedule?

Throughout its life, your Ford Edge will need service periodically to stay in top condition. Ford recommends that the Ford Edge maintenance schedule starts at 15,000 miles. From there, Ford Edge service intervals take place every 15,000 or 30,000 miles. Your Edge will need different services performed based on its age, condition, and the mechanic's recommendations. Our technicians can provide all the details you need about the services that you need to schedule for your Edge and when.

15,000-Mile Service

The 15,000-mile service checkup is the most basic. Your car will simply need to have the oil changed when it gets to this point. The engine filter might also be replaced depending on the mechanic's recommendations. The Ford Edge will get all four tires inspected. They will be rotated and balanced if necessary for optimal vehicle performance. Your Edge will get an overview of its exterior as well as safety and quality, which includes a mechanic checking the body for rust. The wheels are also evaluated for signs of damage, and a mechanic will also look at the car's exterior headlights and tail lights.

30,000-Mile Service

The Edge will need to go in for service again when it hits 30,000 miles. The Ford Edge gets some additional service items at this point, along with the services that it had initially. Along with the oil change and tire rotation, the Ford Edge has the cabin air filter changed if it has one. A Ford technician will also look at the car's brake linings, hoses, drums, rotors, and shoes. The brake fluid levels are also inspected, and the Edge may get the brake fluids refilled if needed. The rear axle and U-joints are also evaluated.

60,000-Mile Service

When your Ford Edge gets to 60,000 miles, it will need another round of services. The half-shaft boots are changed at this point, along with the U-joints and the rear axle. If necessary, a mechanic will lubricate the components. The suspension system is checked as well, along with the tie-rod ends and the ball joints. The engine will get more oil if you have a gasoline engine on the car. The Edge will also have a general multi-point inspection. The tires and tire pressure levels are also checked.

90,000-Mile Service

Additional services are performed on the Edge at 90,000 miles. The Ford gets all the primary fluids changed, including the transmission fluid, braking fluid, and transmission fluid. It may need replacement spark plugs as well.

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