2020 Mazda CX-30 Maintenance Schedule
Mazda Dealer Cypress
The 2020 Mazda CX-30 is the perfect crossover for Mazda buyers who have been considering a subcompact that’s bigger than the CX-3. The all-new Mazda CX-30 seats five passengers comfortably. When you visit a dealership like the Mazda dealer in Cypress and step inside the CX-30, you’ll love the sophisticated cabin that rivals the interior of competing SUVs.
While Mazda vehicles have been manufactured to provide years of trouble-free operation, it’s important to have your Mazda serviced according to the automaker’s maintenance schedule. You can find detailed information regarding the service schedule in your owner’s manual. If you have questions about your Mazda CX-30’s maintenance, feel free to contact the Mazda dealership in Cypress.
Mazda’s maintenance guidelines call for scheduled maintenance every 7,500 miles. These service visits include an oil change and a multi-point inspection on the vehicle’s fluid levels and other parts and systems. Here’s a quick rundown on milestones of the 2020 CX-30 maintenance schedule.
7,500 Miles Maintenance
Mazda’s maintenance monitor displays a wrench every 7,500 miles that alerts owners that it’s time for scheduled maintenance. During the first maintenance service visit, the service technicians will change the oil and oil filter. This vital service will prevent the engine from wearing prematurely by flushing out old oil from the engine and replacing it with fresh oil. At this time, the service technician will also rotate the Mazda CX-30’s tires, inspect the brake pads and do a multi-point inspection.
15,000, 22,500, and 30,000 Miles Maintenance
The following three scheduled maintenance visits include the services of the 7,500-mile service, plus an inspection of the fuel lines and hoses, suspension components, brake lines and connections, disc brakes, driveshaft boots and steering linkages. At 15,000 and 30,000 miles, the service technicians will also replace the cabin air filter. This component filters dust, pollen, and other airborne contaminants from the air. The cabin air filter gets replaced every 15,000 miles.
45,000 Miles Maintenance
At the 45,000-mile mark, your Mazda CX-30’s engine air filter will likely need replacement. The engine air filter traps particles like dirt, bugs, and other debris in the air and prevents them from getting into the engine. When the engine air filter is dirty, the engine won’t perform properly. The driver will notice sluggish acceleration.
120,000 Miles Maintenance
At 120,000 miles, the service technician will drain and replace the CX-30's coolant. While the coolant lasts a long time, it loses the ability to prevent oxidation when it gets old. Changing the old coolant also helps remove scale deposits and corrosion.
The service technicians will also inspect some other components. The coolant hoses may need to be replaced, as they may have started to deteriorate due to constant exposure to high temperatures. The CX-30’s serpentine belt will also be inspected for signs of aging, such as stretching and cracking. If this belt breaks while you’re driving, you may need to call for roadside assistance.
