Factory Scheduled Maintenance

When you buy a new car, it comes with a warranty. In order not to void the warranty, you need to perform what is known as 'Factory Scheduled Maintenance' on your vehicle at various intervals.
This is different than the usual routine maintenance that is performed on any car, new or old.
Although it varies from vehicle make and model, generally the factory scheduled maintenance is performed at various interludes as specified by the vehicle manufacturer. It can be 15,000 miles, 30,000 miles, then 60,000 miles, then 90,000 miles and so forth. Each vehicle mileage requirements may be different.
At TDS Auto Repair, we will know the actual mileage that a factory scheduled maintenance program should be performed for your specific make and model of car, truck, crossover or SUV. You can also check your vehicle manual for this information.
Different maintenance is done at the various mileage intervals. The same maintenance is not necessarily performed at each interval.
The maintenance requirements are actually written by engineers and reps at the manufacturer, so they have a very good idea of what is needed to be done with your vehicle, and when.