Mini Service Schedule
European Auto Repair
October 2024
“When do I need to service my MINI?” Is a question you should be asking yourself whether you own a new or used MINI model vehicle. The service schedule in this guide is aimed to provide a general schedule for most MINI models. Always check with your service provider that you are on the correct service schedule for your vehicle specifically.
Several variables such as quality of fuel, quality of replacement fluids and parts, how you drive, what model vehicle you drive and where you drive can all impact your service schedule.
European Auto Repair specializes in MINI auto services of all kinds. If you have any questions regarding service, please reach out. Contact us to set up your next service appointment.
General MINI Maintenance Schedule
5,000 Mile Service
Every 5,000 miles, MINI suggests your vehicle should receive the following maintenance:
- Oil and Oil Filter Replacement
- Engine Air Filter Check – Replace When Necessary
- Cabin Air Filter Check – Replace When Necessary
- Tire Inflation and Condition Check – Replace When Necessary
- Brake Fluid Check – Replace When Necessary
- Transmission Fluid Check – Replace When Necessary
- Power Steering Fluid Check – Replace When Necessary
- Windshield Wiper Fluid Top Off
- Battery and Cable Inspection – Replace When Necessary
- Inspection of Belts and Hoses – Replace When Necessary
- Lighting Electronics Check
- Exhaust System Inspection
10,000 Mile Service
During every other 5,000 mile service appointment, MINI suggests your vehicle should receive the following maintenance:
- Tire Rotation
- Chassis Lubrication
- Wiper Blade Replacement
Specific Maintenance After 10,000 Miles
While maintaining the above 5,000 and 10,000 mile services, MINI suggests the following services performed at these specific mile markers:
- Brake Fluid Flush and Replacement – Every 30,000 Miles
- Fuel Filter Replacement – Every 40,000 Miles
- Coolant Flush and Replacement – Every 40,000 Miles
- Transmission Fluid Flush and Replacement – Every 50,000 Miles
- Drive Belt Replacement – Every 60,000 Miles
- Oxygen Sensor Replacement – Every 100,000 Miles
- Battery Replacement – Every 4-5 Years
This is a general maintenance plan for gas engine vehicles – NOT ELECTRIC. Certain MINI models will have specific service and maintenance plans. Please contact European Auto Repair, or your dealer, for the specific service and maintenance plan for your vehicle.
Information in this post was gathered from https://www.miniusa.com/ and other MINI dealer pages.