INFINITI QX55 Maintenance Schedule

Every 7,500 Miles

There are a slew of different services you will want to provide your INFINITI QX55 with for every 7,500 miles you drive. For instance, when you reach this mileage mark, you will want to provide your ride with an oil change and oil filter change, as well as a tire rotation.

Aside from these essential services, there are some other inspections you may want to have completed to ensure everything is in working order. Some of these inspections will need to be conducted in the following areas:

• Braking system
• Transmission fluid
• Engine drive belts
• Hoses

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11,250 Miles

At this mileage mark, you will want to replace your in-cabin microfilter. Theis will ensure that the air entering your cabin space is clean. Typically, this will need to be replaced every 11,250 miles.

There are some inspections you may want to have conducted at this interval, as well, including:

• Intelligent key battery
• Horns, lights, wipers
• All fluids
• Hoses
• Engine drive belts

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15,000 Miles

In addition to pursuing normal inspections and services at the 15,000-mile mark, you’ll also want to have your brake fluid replaced.

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22,500 Miles

When you reach 22,500 miles on your odometer, you may want to have some inspections conducted. Again, these inspections largely carry over from the ones mentioned above.

Also, at this time, you will need to replace the engine oil and oil filter, rotate your tires, replace your in-cabin microfilter, and replace your intelligent key battery.

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30,000 Miles

When you reach the 30,000-mile mark, you will want to carry out the services needed every 7,500 miles as indicated previously. Although, you will also want to replace your engine air filter, which needs replacement every 30,000 miles, and replace the brake fluid, which needs replacement every 15,000 miles.

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More Expansive Service

Usually, your INFINITI QX55 will follow these same service intervals throughout its lifetime. If you are able to keep up with the services as needed and indicated, it should allow your vehicle to run smoothly for the long haul, limiting the potential for more extensive damage.

While not expressly indicated in your maintenance schedule, you could need more expansive repairs at some point along your driving journey. So, if something unknown is misfiring with your ride, you’ll want to bring it in for service ASAP. From there, our trained service technicians will be able to work on your repairs.