When you finalize your purchase at Barker Honda, you can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that you now have a reliable vehicle that will last. Much like every Honda car, truck, or SUV, no matter how durable it may be, it is best to get your vehicle serviced so that it can stay in its best shape. Here are some helpful tips to stay aware of your Honda car’s health and what you should do to keep it running at the highest level.
Barker Honda’s Award Winning Service
Our service technicians at Barker Honda separate themselves from other technicians by their training being specified around servicing all Honda vehicles. Whether your Honda is new or old, you can rest easy knowing that your car is being serviced by a technician that knows everything about Honda vehicles and is using genuine Honda parts from the OEM. Our work speaks for itself, with our Parts and Service team earning a membership in the 2020 Honda Council of Parts & Service Professionals. If your Honda car is in need of service, you can easily set up an appointment by submitting a form on our website or calling a service advisor by phone.
Honda Maintenance Schedule
We want your car to stay in the best condition, and the best way to know when you should service your new Honda car is to schedule service appointments once you reach a certain amount of mileage. It is important to remember that your car will need basic service, like an oil change, at each of these intervals, but you should ask your service technician to inspect cooling systems, electrical systems, and the brakes.
- 7,500 Miles – After the first 7,500 miles in your Honda, you should have the oil changed and the tires rotated.
- 15,000 Miles – Once your Honda reaches 15,000 miles , you should have the oil changed, your tires rotated, and should have your service technician inspect, or possibly replace, items like brakes, tie rods, suspension and the different systems in your vehicle.
- 30,000 Miles – At 30,000 miles, it would be best to have your valve clearance checked, along with the basic maintenance and inspections. You should also have the drive belts inspected or possibly adjusted, then replace the air cleaner and spark plugs.
- 45,000 Miles – 40,000 miles is a great time to replace the coolant and brake fluid as you take your Honda in for basic maintenance plus any inspections.
- 75,000 Miles – The 75,000 mile mark is the time when you should take your Honda back to the service center for basic maintenance and inspections, plus having the coolant replaced.
- 90,000 Miles – As you get closer to the six-figure mileage, you should service your Honda by replacing brake fluid and the transmission fluid when you take your car in for basic maintenance.
- 105,000 Miles – Once your Honda finally reaches 105,000 miles, you should expect a number of replacements. Starting with replacing the timing belt and coolant, then you should have the water pump and idle speed checked as your Honda receives basic service and inspections.
- 120,000 Miles – After your Honda reaches 120,000 miles, you should repeat the same process from when your car reached 30,000 miles. You should rely on inspections to make sure that your car stays in the best shape regardless of how many miles it has.
Get your Honda Serviced at Barker Honda of Houma
Your Honda car is good, but it is great when it is in the right shape. Do not hesitate to visit or contact our service center if you have any problems with your Honda at our dealership located at 1662 Martin Luther King Blvd in Houma, LA! Our friendly service team will work quickly and efficiently to make sure you’re back on the road in a safe, reliable car!
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