MINI Countryman Service Schedule Intervals
Every 10,000 Miles
Every 10,000 miles or one year, whichever comes first, you will need to bring your vehicle in for an oil change. At this service visit, we will also rotate your tires and check your brake pads/rotors.
Every 30,000 Miles
When your vehicle reaches the 30,000-mile mark, it’s time for the following services:
- Flush your brake fluid
- Replace your cabin air filter
- Rotate your tires
- Change your automatic transmission fluid
Once we take care of these tasks, we’ll also take your vehicle on a road test near Miami to ensure that everything is running smoothly.
Every 60,000 Miles
At 60,000 miles, we will perform the services that are part of the 10,000-mile visit and 30,000-mile visit. We will also add on these maintenance tasks:
- Replace engine coolant
- Replace drive belts
- Replace engine air filter
Every 100,000 Miles
At 100,000 miles, your vehicle will receive another routine oil change. Our technicians will also:
- Replace the oxygen sensor
- Replace your spark plugs
- Replace your timing belt
The MINI Cooper Countryman Central Information Display (CID)
What is the MINI Cooper Countryman Central Information Display? The CID helps you keep track of the services that are part of the MINI Countryman maintenance schedule. Your vehicle will give a brief display in your instrument cluster indicating the driving distance or time until your next service visit is due.
You can also check your status manually in the CID by going to “Check Vehicle Status.” Choose a service from the list provided. Each service will be followed by a symbol. “OK” means you’re not due for service. An empty triangle means maintenance will be needed soon. A triangle with another triangle inside indicates that service is overdue.
Set Up Service with Lauderdale MINI
Now that you are familiar with the MINI Countryman service schedule, are you due for your next visit? Set up an appointment at your convenience or contact us with any questions.
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