The Honda Odyssey is an easy minivan to maintain, making it beloved by owners. While Honda Odyssey maintenance is usually very low effort, it’s important to know when you’ll need to take your vehicle in for service. Here we go over what you can expect from the Honda Odyssey 60,000-mile service mark, for those of you who are keeping your Honda minivan for the long haul.
Inspection
When you bring your Honda Odyssey in for its 60,000-mile checkup, it will be thoroughly inspected. Technicians will take a close look at the cooling system, lights, and steering system, and the belts, hoses, and valves will also be checked. If anything has worn down, it can then be replaced.
Spark Plug Replacement
Another thing that will be looked at is your fuel system, including the spark plugs. While they can make it longer than 60,000 miles, they can also wear out before this point, and they should be inspected.
Tire Replacement
Even if you’ve been diligently rotating your tires, they will wear out eventually. At 60,000 miles, it’s a good idea to check their tread levels. If they are shallow, now’s the time for a new set.
Brake Rotor Replacement
Your brakes are another component that will be inspected during this service appointment. It’s possible that some components — like a pad or rotor — have worn down and need to be replaced.
Routine Maintenance
In addition to the above tasks, your car may be due for things that you should be getting pretty often, which includes an oil and filter change, battery test, and fluid top-off.
Don’t Put Off Honda Odyssey 60,000-Mile Service
If your Honda Odyssey is due for some maintenance, get in touch with the service center at Heritage Honda Parkville. Our trained and certified technicians will help ensure that it stays in great health for years to come.
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