Hyundai Palisade Service Intervals

Hyundai Palisade Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

To keep your Hyundai Palisade in prime working condition, it's important to keep up with getting your vehicle serviced at critical intervals. Whether your vehicle is due for its first inspection or drawing near 90,000 miles, the service requirements will vary as your vehicle hits each incremental milestone. Below is a general guide to help you understand what could be provided at key service intervals, but we highly recommend you consult your vehicle's owner's manual for exact requirements.

15,000-Mile Service

Typically at the 15,000-mile mark, maintenance requirements might be fairly basic. The car may need to have the tires rotated. All four tires should be inspected for uneven and unusual wear patterns during that process. A technician may also replace your vehicle's engine oil and filter.

30,000-Mile Service

At 30,000 miles, your Palisade may see its oil changed again, and the tires may be rotated. The engine air filter and the air filter in the vehicle's cabin may be cleaned or replaced. An inspection of your vehicle's brake system, including drums, rotors, and pads, may be conducted. The battery may also be checked as well.

60,000-Mile Service

At 60,000 miles, all previously mentioned items may be serviced again. Additionally, the exhaust system may be inspected. Spark plugs may be due for a check-up at this time and replaced if needed. Heating and cooling systems will also be important to analyze to stay comfortable through the seasons.

90,000-Mile Service

At 90,000 miles, your Palisade may have another comprehensive checkup. The drive belt should be inspected if it hasn't been earlier. Other items for review may include suspension and steering components. These undergo wear and tear over time and may need replacement or repairs to ensure proper vehicle handling and stability. The fuel system and various connectors, such as hoses and valves, may also be looked at.

Keeping your Hyundai Palisade on a consistent maintenance schedule can help maintain its longevity and performance. When your vehicle's due for service, know our team of certified professionals has your back.