Stay Safe. Stay Confident. Stay On Schedule.
Regular maintenance is one of the most important things you can do to keep your vehicle running at its best. Servicing your car on time protects your investment, boosts performance, and helps you avoid unexpected—and often expensive repairs.
Why Regular Service Matters
Taking care of your vehicle helps ensure:
✔ Reliability - Regular inspections help identify issues early, before they turn into costly repairs.
✔ Safety - Brakes, tires, steering, suspension, and lighting all need to be in proper working condition to keep you and your passengers safe.
✔ Fuel Efficiency & Performance - A well-maintained engine runs smoother, delivers better power, and uses less fuel.
✔ Lower Emissions - Proper servicing keeps your vehicle running clean and helps maintain compliance with emissions standards.
✔ Warranty Protection - Following the recommended maintenance schedule helps keep your warranty valid and prevents avoidable damage.
How Often Should You Service Your Car?
Nissan Gas (ICE) Vehicles: Every 6 months or 8,000 km — whichever comes first.
Nissan EV Vehicles: Every 12 months or 12,000 km — whichever comes first.
Don't Drive a Nissan?
No problem—we service all makes and models. Service intervals and guidelines may vary depending on the manufacturer, so we recommend checking your owner’s manual for your vehicle’s specific schedule.
Roadmap Maintenance Schedule (ICE – Gas models)
Roadmap Maintenance Schedule (EV models)
Severe Driving Conditions
Many drivers in BC fall under severe driving conditions, which may require more frequent maintenance. You may be in this category if you regularly experience:
• Cold climates below freezing
• Stop-and-go traffic
• Dusty, rough, muddy, or salt-covered roads
• Short trips under 8–10 km
• Long periods of idling
• Mountainous or high-speed driving
• Vehicles carrying heavy loads or roof top carriers
* These conditions increase wear and shorten oil and fluid life.
Time Matters - Not Just Kilometers
“I don’t drive much. Can I delay my service?”
Even if you only drive occasionally, your vehicle still needs time-based maintenance. Many components deteriorate naturally with time—even when the car isn’t being driven.
What Happens When a Car Sits Too Long?
• Engine oil deteriorates over time, increasing the risk of sludge buildup → Poor engine performance, increased fuel consumption, overheating, warning lights, and potentially costly engine damage.
• Brake fluid absorbs moisture, leading to corrosion within the braking system → Reduced braking power, longer stopping distances, and damage to critical brake components.
• Reduced braking performance over time → Uneven or unstable braking, extra wear on brake components, longer stopping distances, and increased accident risk.
• Battery can drain or corrode, especially in cold weather → Hard-start or no-start situations, shorter battery lifespan, and extra strain on the starter and charging system.
• Tires can develop flat spots from sitting too long → Uneven tire wear, reduced traction and handling, vibration while driving, and a less comfortable ride.
This is why service intervals are based on time or mileage—whichever comes first.
What Happens if You Skip Maintenance?
Delaying service can lead to issues such as:
• Engine damage
• Increased fuel consumption
• Premature wear on brakes, suspension, and transmission
• Unexpected breakdowns
• Reduced safety
• Costly repairs
• Potential warranty issues
Preventative maintenance is the key to keeping your vehicle safe, reliable, and running smoothly.
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Maintaining your vehicle doesn’t have to be difficult. With routine service, you can enjoy peace of mind, protect your investment, and stay safe on the road.