Jones Bel Air Hyundai - Recommended service and maintenance schedule for Hyundai Santa Fe
At Jones Bel Air Hyundai, keeping your Hyundai Santa Fe running like new starts with a maintenance plan that matches how and where you drive. Our factory-trained technicians use Genuine OEM Hyundai parts and state-of-the-art diagnostics to help protect your powertrain, HTRAC AWD components, and advanced driver-assistance systems. We make visits efficient with online scheduling, clear explanations, and thorough multi-point inspections, so you can stay ahead of wear and avoid surprises. The schedule below offers a sensible baseline most model years can follow, but intervals can vary by engine, model year, mileage, and driving style such as frequent short trips, towing, dust, or extreme temperatures—always review your Owner’s Manual or contact the manufacturer or our service team for specifics. During each visit, we check recall status, perform applicable software updates, and document tire tread and brake measurements to help you plan the road ahead. If you prefer proactive care, we can set reminders tailored to your commute and seasons, and our comfortable lounge with Wi-Fi makes service time productive. Ask about current service offers and available complimentary maintenance on eligible new Hyundai models—program terms vary, see dealer for details. We also maintain a complete service history to support warranty compliance and resale value. For drivers in Bel Air, MD, our goal is simple: maximize safety, efficiency, and resale value with attentive, timely care that keeps every drive quiet, confident, and enjoyable. When you are ready, request more information or schedule your next visit and we will handle the rest.
- Every 7,500 miles or 6 months: Replace engine oil and filter, rotate tires, check brakes, inspect belts and hoses, and top off fluids.
- Every 15,000 miles or 12 months: Replace cabin air filter, perform comprehensive brake inspection, balance tires if needed, and test battery and charging system.
- Every 30,000 miles or 24 months: Replace engine air filter, inspect coolant condition, alignment, and steering/suspension components; service brake fluid if contaminated.
- Every 45,000 miles or 36 months: Inspect fuel system and throttle body, replace cabin air filter again, and check AWD coupling and differential fluids.
- Every 60,000 miles or 48 months: Inspect transmission fluid and driveline components, replace spark plugs where applicable, and service drive belts as needed.
- Every 90,000 to 100,000 miles: Replace spark plugs on most later-model engines, evaluate coolant for replacement, and service HTRAC AWD fluids if due.
- At every visit: Update tire pressures, review open safety recalls, reset maintenance minder, and perform a road test for NVH concerns.
- Seasonal checks: Before winter or summer trips, test the battery, verify coolant protection level, inspect wiper blades, and ensure HVAC performance.
