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What is the first maintenance mileage for the CRV?

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EvanRose
09/01/25 7:48am

The first maintenance for the CRV is at 5,000 kilometers or three months. Below are specific details about the CRV: 1. Power: The CRV is equipped with recalibrated 2.0 and 2.4 displacement engines. The 2.4 displacement offers ample power, quick acceleration, and easy overtaking, while the 2.0 displacement is weaker with slower initial acceleration. 2. Safety features: The CRV comes with SRS dual airbags, door beams, front and rear 3-point ELR seat belts, seat belt reminders, and a seat safety system with pretensioners and load limiters. 3. Body dimensions: The CRV measures 4630mm × 1855mm × 1720mm in length, width, and height.

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OJune
09/14/25 3:29am

I just got a CR-V, and the new car feels amazing to drive. The first maintenance is usually due around 5,000 kilometers, as clearly stated in the Honda manual. The new engine has pretty much broken in during the first few thousand kilometers, and there might be some metal particles accumulated in the engine oil. If not changed in time, it could cause wear on internal components. I recommend going to a 4S shop or an authorized service center as soon as you hit 5,000 kilometers for a full check-up, including the oil filter, coolant, etc. Don’t delay too long—exceeding the mileage might affect the warranty. Keep an eye on the odometer and set a maintenance reminder in advance so you don’t forget. Regular maintenance not only ensures smooth driving but also extends the vehicle’s lifespan, especially if you frequently drive long distances or face heavy city traffic.

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May
10/28/25 4:12am

I've driven for several years, including the CR-V series. The first maintenance mileage is generally around 5,000 kilometers, as officially recommended by Honda. During the initial period of a new car, the engine operation produces fine particles, so the first maintenance mainly involves replacing the initial oil and filter to clean it thoroughly and avoid subsequent blockages. I always make sure to do it right at 5,000 kilometers—I book the service in advance and have the technician check tire wear, brake sensitivity, and other aspects. New car owners often overlook this, leading to increased fuel consumption or minor issues accumulating over time. Sticking to this habit ensures the car remains in stable condition. After each maintenance, I notice smoother acceleration and better power. Remember to bring the manual to record the maintenance date—it makes the next oil change cycle clearer. Don’t underestimate the first maintenance; it determines the long-term driving experience.

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VanGavin
12/11/25 4:28am

As a car enthusiast, the first maintenance for the CR-V at 5,000 kilometers is standard. The engine needs an oil change after the break-in period to remove impurities and prevent wear. Honda considered this point in the design, and timely first maintenance can reduce faults. I recommend doing it on time, as 4S shops usually handle it for free. After a simple check, the car runs quieter and more efficiently.

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