Your vehicle's first routine maintenance check will happen at the 10,000-mile mark, which for most drivers will be in about one year.

At this appointment, your vehicle will need:

• Oil and filter change
• Top fluid levels
• Tire rotation
• Engine and transmission inspection
• Front suspension inspection
• Full body inspection

Moving on to the 30,000-mile mark, your vehicle will start to need a few more replacements, including spark plugs, cabin air filter, and fuel filter. The inspections and services previously mentioned at the 10,000-mile mark will also be included in this appointment and will be done at every yearly appointment.

Your 60,000-mile appointment will happen about six years into vehicle ownership, and at this time, you may need to replace your tires. Over time, your tires' traction will lessen, and this is important to pay attention to because it will help your vehicle maintain stability whether you're on the road or off-roading.

At this time, you'll also want your vehicle's brake pads replaced so you can prevent them from grinding or breaking.