Nissan Versa 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.

The subcompact Nissan Versa is one of the most versatile models in its class. It remains wildly popular in the U.S. No matter what model year of the car you have, Nissan Versa service intervals are an important thing for any owner to keep in mind. Our certified auto mechanics keep your Nissan Versa maintenance schedule on track and beneficial to you and your car. Your owner's manual is the best resource to find out what your official maintenance schedule actually is, but our general overview of services gives you an idea of the kind of maintenance your model needs over the years.

10,000 Miles

At 10,000 miles, you're just getting to know your vehicle and the kind of performance it delivers. At this stage, you'll want to get basic checkups for components like belts and hoses. By this time, you should also take your model in for its first refreshing oil change.

30,000 Miles

The tires of your Versa might need to be replaced at 30,000 miles. That's because as you get out there and use your model more, the treads will wear down, reducing traction and handling. With a fresh set of tires, your Versa will be back out there sprinting like new.

60,000 Miles

A full multi-point inspection is a good idea at 60,000 miles. Our certified auto mechanics can easily let you know what components are wearing badly. For example, by 60,000 miles, you might have fluid leaks or a wearing timing belt.

90,000 Miles

It's not unusual to need quite a bit of maintenance by 90,000 miles. If you work with our team of mechanics, things stay simple. At this stage, we check your Versa's coolant, brake pads/rotors/calipers, and shocks and struts. The suspension system of some models wears out earlier than others. If you need a replacement at this place, you can count on us for OEM parts.

120,000 Miles

You'll know your Versa very well by 120,000 miles. It's likely you'll feel any differences in the way it's driving and be able to communicate the info to our mechanics. They'll find out what's going to get your Versa back into good shape. For example, a new engine mount, drive belt, or steering component might be needed.

Our dealership service center is here to keep your Nissan Versa in excellent shape. Contact us if you'd like to schedule any of the maintenance services your Versa needs.