What are the Hyundai Maintenance Schedules?

Staying on top of your regular Hyundai maintenance schedule is crucial to your vehicle’s performance on Harlingen and Pharr roads. While bringing in your Hyundai for maintenance is easier said than done, failure to do so can result in larger problems down the road. For example, refusing to get regular oil changes can eventually lead to your engine not functioning properly, or worse, complete engine failure. To make things a bit more simple for you, Tipton Hyundai breaks down the Hyundai Elantra maintenance schedule, Hyundai Sonata maintenance schedule, and other models in this helpful guide. Of course, always consult your owner’s manual for more specific intervals, or get in touch with our service department with any questions you may have about our complimentary maintenance program.

Hyundai Santa Fe Maintenance Schedule

At 7,500 Miles

Inspect:

• Air Cleaner filter
• Air Conditioning compressor
• Air Conditioning refrigerant
• Battery condition
• Hoses, brake lines, and connections
• Disc pads and brakes
• Boots and driveshaft
• Muffler and exhaust pipe
• Steering Gear rack, linkage, and boots
• Suspension mounting bolts
• Vacuum hose

Replace:

• Climate control air filter
• Engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires

At 15,000 Miles

Inspect:

• Brake fluid
• Fuel filter
• Fuel tank air filter
• Parking brake
• Fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap

At 30,000 Miles

Inspect:

• Fuel lines
• Fuel hoses and connections

At 60,000 Miles

Inspect:

• Valve clearance 

At 95,000 Miles

Replace: 

• Spark plugs 

At 120,000 Miles

Replace: 

• Engine coolant 

Hyundai Sonata Maintenance Schedule

At 7,500 Miles

Inspect:

• Air Cleaner filter
• Air Conditioning compressor
• Air Conditioning refrigerant
• Battery condition
• Hoses, brake lines, and connections
• Disc pads and brakes
• Boots and driveshaft
• Muffler and exhaust pipe
• Steering Gear rack, linkage, and boots
• Suspension mounting bolts
• Vacuum hose

Replace:

• Climate control air filter
• Engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires

At 15,000 Miles

Inspect:

• Brake fluid
• Fuel filter
• Fuel tank air filter
• Parking brake
• Fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap

At 30,000 Miles

Inspect: 

• Fuel lines
• Fuel hoses and connections

At 95,000 Miles

Replace: 

• Spark plugs 

At 120,000 Miles

Replace: 

• Engine coolant 

Hyundai Elantra Maintenance Schedule

At 7,500 Miles

Inspect:

• Air Cleaner filter
• Air Conditioning compressor
• Air Conditioning refrigerant
• Battery condition
• Hoses, brake lines, and connections
• Disc pads and brakes
• Boots and driveshaft
• Muffler and exhaust pipe
• Steering Gear rack, linkage, and boots
• Suspension mounting bolts
• Vacuum hose

Replace:

• Climate control air filter
• Engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires

At 15,000 Miles

Inspect:

• Brake fluid
• Fuel filter
• Fuel tank air filter
• Parking brake
• Fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap

At 30,000 Miles

Inspect: 

• Fuel lines
• Fuel hoses and connections

At 95,000 Miles

Replace: 

• Spark plugs 

At 120,000 Miles

Replace: 

• Engine coolant 

Schedule Service at Tipton Hyundai!

Now that you’ve taken the time to review the Hyundai maintenance schedules, you should ask yourself: “Is it time to bring my vehicle in for maintenance?” If the answer is yes, let the service experts at Tipton Hyundai take care of you when you schedule your service appointment at our shop in Brownsville! We’ll have your Hyundai back up to speed on South Padre Island roads in no time at all. If you’re looking to save on your next service appointment, don’t forget to check out our current service specials. For any questions, do not hesitate to give us a call at (956) 350-6000.