Ford Mustang Maintenance Schedule

At Richmond Ford West, we're here to help our friends in Glen Allen, Ashland, and Short Pump get the most out of their vehicles. Whether it's through repairs or adjustments, we gladly go to work to ensure that their car is in great shape and working order. But we can't stress enough the importance of routine maintenance, especially when you've got a stylish performance-based vehicle like the Ford Mustang.

Keep reading to learn about your Mustang's necessary services with our Ford Mustang maintenance schedule!

How to Follow Your Ford Mustang Maintenance Schedule

You don't have to be a seasoned mechanic or a certified technician to follow your maintenance schedule because it's actually pretty simple. You'll see a list of different mileages that correspond with a set of services. These services will need to be repeated every time their corresponding mileage is added to your odometer.

Now that you know how your Ford Mustang maintenance schedule is organized, you're ready to get started at keeping your vehicle lasting for the years to come.

Ford Mustang Services by Mileage

 
• 10,000 Miles: The services performed at 10,000 miles are the most repeated maintenance. This service interval includes an oil change and filter replacement, a tire rotation, and a thorough inspection of your cooling system, exhaust system, braking system and components, and suspension components.

 
• 20,000 Miles: Your next service interval includes the previously listed services and adds a cabin air filter replacement to your vehicle's maintenance.

 
• 30,000 Miles: When you reach 30,000 miles, all the 10,000-mile services will be repeated for the third time, but this time you'll include an engine air filter replacement. You'll replace this filter and the cabin air filter again at 60,000 miles.

 
• 100,000 Miles: 70,000 miles may seem like a bit of a jump, but everything in between is just repeated services and inspections. This service interval, however, adds some significant items to the list. At this point, on top of everything else, you'll need to replace your Platinum spark plugs, change your orange coolant, and have your accessory drive belts inspected.

 
• 150,000 Miles: This service interval is a big one because it involves some important and significant services. During this interval, on top of the repeated services, you'll need to have your automatic transmission/transaxle fluid and filter replaced. You'll also need to have your accessory belt(s) replaced if you haven't already had that done.

Scheduling Service for Your Ford Mustang

By reading your maintenance schedule, you're now aware of the many services that your Mustang requires throughout the years and miles. When you've kept an eye on your odometer and you see that you have a service interval coming up, you can always contact us at Richmond Ford West to schedule your appointment and have these services completed so you can keep your vehicle lasting.

At Richmond Ford West, we're proud to help our friend in Glen Allen, Ashland, and Short Pump take care of their vehicles.