Ford F-150 Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Ford F-150?

There are certain things that responsible owners do to keep their vehicles performing optimally. Regular maintenance is one of the most important. To know what your truck needs, you can consult your owner's manual for the Ford F-150 maintenance schedule. This is the most reliable place to get information on your year and trim level. If you are just after a rough estimate of what your truck will need and when you can consult our Ford F-150 service intervals guide.

20,000-Mile Service

A variety of things get inspected at 20,000 miles. Grease fittings are lubricated if needed. The service team looks at ball joints, U-joints, steering linkage, the driveshaft, suspension, heat shields, exhaust system, and cooling system. If your F-150 has a transmission dipstick, the transmission's fluid level will be checked. Every aspect of the tires and wheels is also inspected.

30,000-Mile Service

You can expect the same systems that were inspected at 20,000 miles to be looked at again. Unlike at the last appointment, engine air filters will likely be ready for replacement now. If you have been putting off getting an oil change or tire rotation, any service appointment is a good chance to get caught up.

60,000-Mile Service

The cabin air filter was looked at when you brought your F-150 in for its 20,000-mile service. It will be due to potentially be replaced once again once you hit 60,000 miles. Another thing addressed at this appointment is the accessory belts, if applicable.

100,000-Mile Service

Now that your F-150 has 100,000 miles underneath its belt, it will need a thorough examination once again. The spark plugs will be looked at to see if they are ready to be replaced. As always, you are welcome to request an oil change be done at this point.

Don't put off getting your F-150 the service it needs. Schedule an appointment with our expert team today.