Maintenance Intervals by Car Model & Chassis Code
Service intervals can change by equipment, market and operating conditions. Start with the exact vehicle-code reference.
7 source-backed answers across 5 vehicle codes.
Engine air-cleaner replacement interval
50,000 km normal / 25,000 km severe
Mazda specifies a 50,000 km replacement interval for the Axela engine air-cleaner element under normal conditions, reduced to 25,000 km under severe conditions.
Nissan · Note e-POWER · HE12 · 2016–2020Engine oil severe-service interval
7,500 km or 6 months
For HE12 e-POWER HR12DE vehicles used under Nissan severe-condition criteria, Nissan reduces the engine-oil and oil-filter interval from 15,000 km / 12 months to 7,500 km / 6 months.
Suzuki · Wagon R · MH55S · 2017–2022Engine oil service interval
Non-turbo: 10,000 km / 6 months · Turbo: 5,000 km / 6 months
Suzuki specifies the normal-use engine-oil replacement interval by turbo status for this Wagon R generation.
Suzuki · Wagon R · MH55S · 2017–2022Oil filter service interval
10,000 km
Suzuki specifies a 10,000 km oil-filter replacement interval in the cited Wagon R owner manual.
Toyota · Allion · NZT260 · 2007–2021Cabin air filter service interval
Clean 15,000 km / replace 30,000 km; severe use 7,500 / 15,000 km
Toyota gives a normal 15,000 km cleaning and 30,000 km replacement interval for the Allion cabin air-conditioning filter.
Toyota · Allion · NZT260 · 2007–2021Cabin clean-air filter
Pollen-removal type
Toyota lists a clean-air cabin filter with pollen-removal function in the 2016 equipment table.
Toyota · Prius · ZVW30 · 2009–2015Cabin air filter service interval
Non-solar: clean 15,000 km / replace 30,000 km; solar-ventilation: clean 7,500 km / replace 15,000 km
Toyota’s ZVW30 Prius owner manual gives separate cabin-filter service intervals depending on whether the solar ventilation system is fitted.
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