Volvo XC90 Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Volvo XC90?

Servicing your Volvo XC90 according to the manufacturer's recommended schedule can prevent minor problems from becoming worse. Maintaining your vehicle also reduces the risk of more extensive repairs later on, which in turn saves money on your future car repairs. Worn or broken parts can also be a safety risk, so vehicle maintenance is so essential. The most accurate Volvo XC90 maintenance schedule for your car is located in your owner's manual. Volvo XC90 service intervals range from 15,000 miles to 90,000 miles.

15,000-Mile Service

The first in a series of Volvo XC90 service intervals begin at 15,000 miles. The XC90 will have its oil changed at this time, and the engine filter will get replaced. The vehicle will have a synthetic oil change. The chassis will be inspected during the first service appointment, and the tires will be rotated and inspected for adequate pressure. The windshield will be cleaned to ensure the Intellisafe camera on the car's front end has an unobstructed view of the road. The Volvo's software will also be updated as needed.

30,000-Mile Service

When your Volvo XC90 reaches 30,000 miles, it will be due for a repeat oil change with synthetic oil. The engine filter is replaced as well, along with the air filter in the cabin. The chassis will be inspected for any problems, and the car will have a general internal and external inspection for wear and tear. The windshield will get cleaned again to ensure the camera works as designed. The Volvo will receive the latest software updates as well. The brake fluid is replaced at 30,000 miles, and the camshaft belt and auxiliary belt are replaced as well.

60,000-Mile Service

At 60,000 miles, your Volvo will have the brakes inspected and the brake fluid replaced. The engine air cleaner element is also replaced. The air filter in the passenger compartment will also be changed at 60,000 miles. The auxiliary belt is replaced if needed. Your Volvo will have the battery tested and replaced if there is not adequate charge left. The windshield will get cleaned again, and the car's oil will be changed.

90,000-Mile Service

The Volvo XC90 will need more service at 90,000 miles, including a complete synthetic oil change. A new engine air filter is installed, and the car will get a new cabin air filter. The brake fluid will be replaced, and the timing belt and belt tensioner will also be replaced. The chassis will be inspected and serviced as needed, and the car may get new spark plugs.

If your Volvo XC90 is due for service, contact us today for an appointment.