What is the first maintenance mileage for Honda Civic?

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OKimberly
07/30/25 6:16am
Honda Civic's first maintenance is due at three months or 5,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. The first maintenance refers to the vehicle's initial service, which includes an oil change and a comprehensive vehicle inspection for Honda Civic. Below are some relevant introductions about the first car maintenance: 1. Before the first maintenance, fully understand if your car has any other faults or questions, and note them down. When registering for the first maintenance, inform the 4S shop about these items that need to be checked. 2. Before maintenance, review the user manual to understand the general content of this maintenance and any items that may require additional payment. 3. A few days before the maintenance, call the 4S shop to schedule an appointment. 4. Prepare the user manual (must bring), driving license, digital camera or a phone with a camera for the maintenance. 5. It's best to bring along an experienced driver or at least a relative or friend during the first maintenance for assistance. 6. Organize the items in the car before maintenance; it's advisable to keep valuable small items at home or carry them with you, such as mobile phones, laptops, Bluetooth headphones, etc., to prevent loss. 7. During maintenance registration, don't be swayed by the 4S receptionist's upselling; the free items are sufficient. 8. After the normal maintenance is completed, urge the maintenance technician to address any other faults identified beforehand. Replace parts if necessary; don't compromise, as this is within the free warranty period. After the warranty period, you will have to pay for any replacements yourself.
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