What are the Hyundai Maintenance Schedules?
Sticking to a proper maintenance schedule means your car will run for longer and be much safer to drive on the streets of St. Louis. Below, you’ll find Hyundai maintenance schedule information about what needs to be done and when to keep your new Hyundai running smooth, so your new Santa Fe gas mileage or towing capacity doesn’t suffer, and so you’re not stuck asking how to jump start a car. We’ll focus on topics like how to rotate your own tires and when to get an oil change for popular models like the Hyundai Santa Fe, Hyundai Sonata, and Hyundai Elantra. Read on to find out more, and always turn to Suntrup Hyundai South, your Mehlville-area Hyundai service experts!
Hyundai Elantra Maintenance Schedule
Every 7,500 Miles
Inspect the following elements:
- Air Cleaner filter
- Air Conditioning compressor
- Air Conditioning refrigerant
- Battery condition
- Hoses, brake lines, and connections
- Disc pads and brakes
- Boots and driveshaft
- Muffler and exhaust pipe
- Steering Gear rack, linkage, and boots
- Suspension mounting bolts
- Vacuum hose
Replace the following elements:
- Climate control air filter
- Engine oil and filter
Rotate tires
Every 15,000 Miles
Inspect the following elements:
- Brake fluid
- Fuel filter
- Fuel tank air filter
- Parking brake
- Fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap
Every 30,000 Miles
- Inspect fuel lines, fuel hoses, and connections
Around 95,000 miles, the spark plugs on your Elantra should be changed. Should you reach the 120,000 mile mark on your Elantra, you should consider replacing the coolant at that interval.
Hyundai Sonata Maintenance Schedule
Every 7,500 Miles
Inspect the following elements:
- Air Cleaner filter
- Air Conditioning compressor
- Air Conditioning refrigerant
- Battery condition
- Hoses, brake lines, and connections
- Disc pads and brakes
- Boots and driveshaft
- Muffler and exhaust pipe
- Steering Gear rack, linkage, and boots
- Suspension mounting bolts
- Vacuum hose
Replace the following elements:
- Climate control air filter
- Engine oil and filter
Rotate tires
Every 15,000 Miles
Inspect the following elements:
- Brake fluid
- Fuel filter
- Fuel tank air filter
- Parking brake
- Fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap
Every 30,000 Miles
- Inspect fuel lines, fuel hoses, and connections
As with the Elantra, the Sonata should have its spark plugs replace around 95,000 miles, and have the coolant replaced no later than the 120,000 mile mark.
Hyundai Santa Fe Maintenance Schedule
Every 7,500 Miles
Inspect the following elements:
- Air Cleaner filter
- Air Conditioning compressor
- Air Conditioning refrigerant
- Battery condition
- Hoses, brake lines, and connections
- Disc pads and brakes
- Boots and driveshaft
- Muffler and exhaust pipe
- Steering Gear rack, linkage, and boots
- Suspension mounting bolts
- Vacuum hose
Replace the following elements:
- Climate control air filter
- Engine oil and filter
Rotate tires
Every 15,000 Miles
Inspect the following elements:
- Brake fluid
- Fuel filter
- Fuel tank air filter
- Parking brake
- Fuel tank, vapor hose, and fuel filler cap
Every 30,000 Miles
- Inspect fuel lines, fuel hoses, and connections
Every 60,000 Miles
- Inspect valve clearance
Again, as with the other Hyundai models listed, replace spark plugs at the 95,000 mile mark and have the coolant replaced at the 120,000 mile interval.
Turn to Suntrup Hyundai South for Quality Hyundai Service!
Keep in mind, these maintenance schedules are based on normal driving conditions for the average driver. If you’re job or commute tend to be more severe driving conditions, expect the frequency of these tasks to quicker. If you have any questions about your Hyundai model, like if it take regular or premium gas, please contact us today. If you are in need of service, like an oil change, simply schedule a service appointment online!