Ford Escape Maintenance Schedule

At Winner Ford, we're always looking for new ways to help out our drivers in the Odessa, Middletown, and Dover areas keep their vehicles in the best of shape. Today, we're going to help our 2017 Ford Escape drivers by giving them some important information regarding the well-being of their vehicle. We'll be going over your maintenance schedule, so you can learn about the different services and the best time to schedule maintenance.

Understanding Your Ford Escape Maintenance Schedule

Following your Ford Escape maintenance schedule isn't difficult at all. You just have to know how it's broken down. This maintenance schedule will feature mileage intervals, where each mileage will have a variety of services that you'll need to have performed. These services should be repeated every time you add that mileage onto your vehicle. Now you're ready to learn about the different services that can keep your Ford Escape in the best shape possible.

Ford Escape Maintenance Schedule

• 10,000 miles: Once you've hit 10,000 miles, there are a few services that you'll need to have performed, as well as every 10,000 miles from here on out. At 10,000 miles, you'll need to have your oil and oil filter replaced, and your tires rotated. During this visit, you'll also need to have your cooling system, exhaust system, and brake system (including pads, shoes, rotors, lines, and hoses) all inspected. Your steering linkage, ball joints, and drive shafts should also be inspected, as well as lubricated.
• 20,000 miles: On top of all the services that are listed above, you'll need to add a cabin air filter replacement.
• 30,000 miles: Add an engine air filter replacement to your services at this mileage.
• 100,000 miles: This interval adds a bunch of new services and inspections to the list. At this point, you'll need to have your orange coolant changed out, as well as replace your platinum spark plugs. You'll also need to have your accessory drive belts inspected thoroughly from here on out.
• 150,000 miles: Finally, at this service interval, you'll need to have a lot done. On top of the above routine services, you'll need to replace your timing belt and your accessory drive belts. At this point, you'll also need to have your automatic transmission fluid replaced.

Taking Great Care of Your 2017 Ford Escape

Now that you're aware of the different services and inspections that go with all of the mileage intervals, you'll be prepared to have your Ford Escape lasting for the years. However, finding the right place to have your service performed is crucial. If you're currently looking, let Winner Ford help you take care of your vehicle.

Our certified technicians are skilled, and they'll go the extra mile to ensure that your Ford Escape gets the right treatment. They'll even keep you updated about upcoming maintenance so you can plan ahead.

At Winner Ford, we're always willing to help our drivers in the Middletown, Odessa, and Dover areas keep their vehicles performing at their best. Schedule service at Winner Ford today!