Ford F-150 Maintenance Schedule

• Following Ford’s recommended service intervals helps keep the truck powerful, reliable, and ready for work, towing, and everyday driving in Florida conditions.
• From basic oil changes and inspections to major fluid, spark plug, and belt replacements, maintenance becomes more comprehensive as the truck ages.
• Our Certified technicians using Motorcraft® and Omnicraft™ parts ensure proper maintenance, preserve warranty coverage, and help maintain the F-150’s long-term resale value and performance.

Your F-150 talks to you. Seriously. Thanks to the Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor™, your truck knows exactly when it’s time for a fresh oil change. At this stage, every time your F-150 tells you it’s ready for service, here’s what a service center like ours can do for you:

• Change engine oil and filter
• Rotate tires and inspect tread depth
• Multi-point inspection: brakes, suspension, steering, driveshaft, front axle (4WD), halfshaft boots, hoses, and exhaust
• Inspect cabin and engine air filters
• Check the automatic transmission fluid if your F-150 has it

A tip: A quick monthly check of oil, tire pressure, lights, and washer fluid keeps your F-150 ready for the streets or a weekend getaway.

If your monitor fails, change the oil every 6 months or 5,000 mi, whichever comes first, and never exceed 10,000 mi or 1 year. We may be able to help with oil changes quickly through our Quick Lane!

Here’s where your F-150 really earns its keep. By this point, your truck has seen some miles, maybe hauled heavy loads or braved Florida weather. These services keep your ride smooth, your engine breathing, and your drivetrain ready. These are some key mid-range maintenance milestones:

• 20,000 mi: Replace cabin air filter. Keep your truck’s interior fresh and free of pollen, dust, and debris.
• 30,000 mi: Replace engine air filter and, if you’re off-roading in a Raptor or heavy towing, change front axle and transfer case fluids.
• 60,000 mi: Replace spark plugs and inspect accessory drive belts. Your F-150’s heart and drive remain strong.

Here's advice from Ford: replace the brake fluid in the Ford F-150 every 3 years, following the recommended service interval to maintain proper braking performance.*

Now we’re talking serious F-150 life mileage. These milestones are where long-term reliability shines. Think of this as your truck’s full-body tune-up, keeping it strong for work, play, and those epic drives. Please keep in mind these:

• 100,000 mi: Replace accessory drive belts and spark plugs, and perform a full system inspection.
• 150,000 mi: Change automatic transmission fluid, front and rear axle fluids, and transfer case fluids.
• 200,000 mi: Replace accessory drive belts and engine coolant. Your F-150 will still feel like new, ready to tackle every mile.

Remember: Engine coolant replacement kicks in at 200,000 mi (or 10 years), then every 100,000 mi afterward.

For complete and detailed maintenance guidelines for your Ford F-150, including special conditions and manufacturer specifications, consult the Ford Owner’s Manual or contact us!