In this informative video, we introduce you to the Honda Maintenance Minder system. Whether you're a seasoned car owner or new to the world of vehicle maintenance, Leo breaks down the essentials of what the system entails and how to respond when it's time to take action.
The Maintenance Minder system is designed to simplify your vehicle's maintenance schedule. It typically starts at 100% and presents either an "A" or "B" service indicator. The "A" service is a straightforward oil change accompanied by a comprehensive multi-point inspection, ensuring your vehicle is in top shape. On the other hand, the "B" service involves a more detailed process, often including a tire rotation alongside the multi-point inspection.
Monitoring your percentage is crucial. When it reaches around 15%, it's the optimal time to reach out to us and get your vehicle scheduled for maintenance. At 15%, your oil still retains 15% viscosity life, meaning there's plenty of oil left for proper lubrication. The percentage isn't solely dependent on mileage anymore; the system factors in various driving habits, such as city and highway driving, idling, and more, to calculate the oil's viscosity requirements.
Gone are the days of adhering strictly to mileage-based recommendations. The Maintenance Minder system is more advanced and tailors its recommendations to your individual driving patterns. Maintenance intervals can range from 5,000 to 7,500 miles, offering flexibility without compromising your vehicle's performance.
Also mention that all the 2023 Hondas' come with the Honda Service Pass. With this offer, you'll receive 24 months or 24,000 miles of both "A" and "B" service needs.
Whether you're due for an "A" or "B" service, the team at Price Honda in McMinnville are ready to assist you.