10 schedules on file
Nissan maintenance schedules
Nissan publishes two maintenance charts per vehicle: Schedule 1 for demanding stop-and-go duty and Schedule 2 for gentler highway use. Most real-world driving belongs on Schedule 1, which runs oil at 5,000 miles and brake fluid on a roughly two-year clock.
The Xtronic CVT defines ownership economics for the brand’s volume models. It demands NS-3 fluid on a disciplined 30,000 to 60,000-mile habit, and its repair costs make that habit the best value in preventive maintenance Nissan owners can buy.
Pick your model
Each model hub lists the covered years, generation notes, and links into every schedule.
02 / Brand habits
Nissan quirks worth knowing
- 01
CVT warranty coverage was extended on several model years after widespread complaints; always check coverage by VIN before paying for a CVT repair.
- 02
Brake fluid intervals are unusually short for the industry, protecting an expensive ABS actuator.
- 03
Nissan Long Life blue coolant runs to 105,000 miles before its first change; the ordinary green fluid it superficially resembles does not.