Discovery Maintenance Schedule

Discovery Maintenance Schedule: 7,500 Miles

First up, let’s talk about the 7,500-mile appointment. This service interval is an ideal time to take your Discovery in for some standard maintenance checks and services. We recommend getting an oil change and tire rotation for continual smooth, dependable performance.

Other services your technician will perform for you include:

• Brake checks
• Belt and hose inspections
• Fluid checks

Regularly scheduled oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections will ensure your on-road companion will keep performing optimally. You’ll need to get these same services again at 22,500 miles.

Discovery Maintenance Schedule: 15,000 Miles

The 15,000-mile maintenance appointment requires many of the routine services from earlier intervals, such as brake checks and an oil change.

You should also have the technician check your engine and cabin air filters. This will keep the engine performing its best and ensure the cabin is clean and enjoyable.

Discovery Maintenance Schedule: 30,000 Miles

Once your ride has seen you through 30,000 miles of fun, you’ll need to visit our service center to have the same services and checks you received at the 15,000-mile appointment.

During the 30,000-mile service, some fluids may be replaced, such as brake fluid, engine coolant, and transmission fluid. Additionally, spark plugs, air filters, and fuel filters may also be replaced.

Your technician will confirm that everything is in optimal shape and give you a thumbs up.

Discovery Maintenance Schedule: 37,500 Miles

This service interval requires many tried-and-true services we discussed earlier, such as fluid replacements.

You might also need a brake pad or tire replacement after 37,500 miles of rugged adventures and cross-country treks. Your technician will check your tires and brakes and perform replacements if necessary. Then, you can continue on your merry way!

Discovery Maintenance Schedule: 48,000 Miles and Beyond

When you reach 48,000 miles, your Discovery has served you well. Now, you might need to give it some TLC back. This is the stage in a vehicle’s lifespan when you might need service for the drive belts, hoses, motor mounts, and suspension bushings.

48,000 miles is also a great time to check for oil leaks. Scheduling a service appointment can keep your Discovery in optimal shape for many future road trips, errands, and adventures.