Ford Edge Maintenance Schedule

Did you know that there are ways to keep your Ford Edge lasting the years? Regularly scheduled maintenance is the best way to ensure that your Ford Edge performs at its best as you're making your way around the Middletown, Odessa, and Dover areas. But in order to know when you need service, and what kind of maintenance is needed, you'll have to look to your Ford Edge maintenance schedule.

In this guide, our team at Winner Ford is going to show you your maintenance schedule. We'll show you how to understand it, when to go in for service, and the different types of services and inspections that you'll need throughout your ownership. Your maintenance schedule will help you get the most out of your Ford Edge.

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Understanding Your Maintenance Schedule

Following your maintenance schedule isn't too difficult because it's organized in a way that's easy to understand. The maintenance schedule consists of service intervals that are signified by a specific mileage. When you reach that mileage, you'll have a list of services that you'll need to have performed. You'll also need to go in and have those services performed again whenever you add that mileage to your Ford Edge. Now that you know how to understand your maintenance schedule, you're ready to learn how to keep your Ford Edge in the best shape over the years.

Ford Edge Mileage

• 10,000 miles: At this mileage interval, and every 10,000 miles from now on, you'll need a few crucial services done to ensure that your Ford Edge performs smoothly. During this visit, you'll need to have your oil changed and your oil filter replaced. You'll also need to have your cooling system, exhaust system, braking system, ball joints, suspension joints, and drive-shaft joints all inspected thoroughly.

• 20,000 miles: On top of all the services that are listed above, you'll need to have your cabin air filter replaced at this mileage interval.

• 30,000 miles: This service interval adds an engine air filter replacement to the list.

• 100,000 miles: This may seem like a huge jump, but all the services that were already mentioned need to be repeated until this service interval, which features a few new services. At this point, you'll need to have your platinum spark plugs replaced and your orange coolant changed. Your accessory drive belts should also be checked thoroughly and replaced, if necessary.

• 150,000 miles: If you've kept up with maintenance up until this point, you've made great strides in keeping your Ford Edge in great shape. If you haven't already, you'll need to replace your accessory drive belts. You'll also need to have your automatic transmission fluid changed.

Keeping Up with Maintenance

We hope this maintenance schedule helped you learn about the different services that your Ford Edge needs over the years. But if you're looking for somewhere to have these services and inspections performed, you can always contact us at Winner Ford. We'd be happy to help you keep your Ford Edge lasting the years.

At Winner Ford, we're always happy to help drivers in the Middletown, Odessa, and Dover areas maintain their vehicles.