2018 Honda Fit Driving

Honda vehicles provide Hampton Roads drivers with reliable and affordable vehicles for their everyday needs. To keep your favorite Honda vehicle running smoothly, it’s important that you abide by the maintenance schedule provided by Honda. Keep reading to see a simple breakdown of the schedule.

Easily Digestible Maintenance

Honda maintenance schedules are divided by the kind of weather conditions in your area, though many drivers will use the normal conditions schedule, which is what we will cover here. Maintenance tasks are broken down into three groups (A, B, and C) to help make service trips a breeze.

Group A Group B Group C
  • Replace engine oil
  • Rotate tires
  • Replace engine oil filter
  • Inspect front and rear brakes
  • Check parking brake adjustment
  • Inspect tie rod ends, steering gearbox, and boots
  • Inspect suspension components
  • Inspect driveshaft boots
  • Inspect brake hoses and lines
  • Check all fluid levels and condition of fluids; check for leaks
  • Inspect cooling system hoses and connections
  • Inspect exhaust system
  • Inspect fuel lines and connections
  • Replace air cleaner element
  • Replace spark plugs
  • Inspect and adjust drive belts

 

To make understanding when to do which tasks simple, Honda lists which groups should be done at what mileage interval. Check out the table below to see when you should be stopping into your local Hampton Roads Honda service center.

 

Mileage  Service Groups to Perform
7,500 A
15,000 A, B
22,500 A
30,000 A,B,C
37,500 A
45,000 A,B
52,000 A
60,000 A,B,C
67,500 A
75,000 A,B
82,500 A
90,000 A,B,C
97,500 A
105,000 A,B

 

Stay Up to Date on Servicing

In addition to the above schedule, there are also certain extra tasks that should be done in order to properly maintain your Honda; please refer to your individual vehicle schedule to for that information. Visit us in person or contact us online to schedule your maintenance or parts repair service with your local Hampton Roads Honda Dealer today!