Lincoln Nautilus 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.

What Is the Lincoln Nautilus Maintenance Schedule?

The Lincoln Nautilus maintenance schedule varies depending on your vehicle's year, make, and model. You can find a detailed list of what is required at each service interval in your Lincoln Nautilus owner's manual. However, some general services typically needed for each interval include an oil change, filter replacement, tire rotation, and brake inspection.

Keeping up with your Lincoln Nautilus's maintenance schedule is vital to ensure your vehicle is running at its best. Neglecting to do so could lead to decreased fuel efficiency, decreased performance, and even costly repairs.

15,000-Mile Service

Once you reach 15,000 miles, your Lincoln Nautilus will require an oil change and a check of the oil filter, tires, and brakes. A technician will also inspect your safety features. This inspection is essential at this mileage because it will ensure that your car is still in safe driving condition.

30,000-Mile Service

At 30,000 miles, you will need to return to the service center for another oil change and filter replacement. The technician will also rotate your tires and give your car a brake inspection. Also, we will check your air and fuel filters to see if they are operating correctly. It is an essential service to keep up with, as it can help you avoid costly repairs down the road.

60,000-Mile Service

When you reach 60,000 miles, it is time for another oil change, filter replacement, tire rotation, and brake inspection. In addition, your Lincoln Nautilus will need a comprehensive safety inspection. The coolant, brake fluid, and transmission fluid will be topped off if needed. It is an essential service to have done. It can help you identify any potential problems with your car before they become significant issues.

90,000-Mile Service

Once you reach 90,000 miles, you will need to return to the service center for an oil change, filter replacement, and tire rotation. The technician will also replace your Lincoln Nautilus hoses, spark plugs, timing belt, and power steering fluid. It is an important service, as it can help you keep your car in good condition beyond this point.

Following Your Maintenance Schedule

It is important to follow your Lincoln Nautilus's maintenance schedule to keep your car running at its best. Neglecting to do so could lead to considerable problems in the future. However, by following the schedule and taking your vehicle in for service when required, you can ensure that your car is always in good condition. Contact our service department if you have more questions. Thanks for reading!