Ford F-250 Maintenance Schedule

As a truck owner, you need a vehicle that can continue to work as hard as you do. In order to achieve long-term performance, keeping pace with your Ford F-250 maintenance schedule is crucial. While it can seem confusing to follow the recommended service intervals properly, Sid Dillon Ford Crete is here with a range of tips and tricks to help you care for your truck. Below, our team will walk you through the various stages of your Ford Super Duty maintenance schedule to ensure you can continue to take on tough tasks in Lincoln for years to come.

Ford F-250 Maintenance: 7,500 Mile Service

Once you log 7,500 miles on the Seward streets, you’ll want to make your way to our certified service center for maintenance. At this interval, and every 7,500-mile interval after, your vehicle will need the following care:

• Replace oil and oil filter
• Rotate tires, inspect the tire tread
• Check wheels and a range of components for abnormalities
• Multi-point inspection

Ford F-250 Maintenance: 15,000 Mile Service

At 15,000 miles, you’ll reach your next service interval on the Ford Super Duty maintenance schedule. Once you hit this service stop, our team will perform the following tasks:

• Check the automatic transmission fluid
• Check front axle and U-joints
• Check brake pads, shoes, rotors, drums, brake linings, hoses, and parking brake
• Check exhaust system and heat shields
• Check engine coolant concentration, freeze-point protection, hoses
• Check steering linkage, ball joints, suspension, tie-rod ends, driveshaft, and U-joints
• Change engine air filter and cabin air filter

Ford F-250 Maintenance: 100,000 Mile Service

The well-built Ford F-250 doesn’t demand much care. By keeping up with your 7,500-mileage services, you can expect to break the 100,000-mile barrier with ease. Once you get there, the following services need to be performed:

• Change spark plugs
• Replace engine coolant if the color of the coolant is orange
• Check accessory drive belts

Ford F-250 Maintenance: 150,000 Mile Service

When you reach 150,000 miles, our team is here to give your truck the TLC it deserves. After that many miles, it’s no doubt that your vehicle has put in a tremendous amount of work. That said, if you’ve kept pace with recommended maintenance, you’ll have many more miles ahead once the following service tasks are completed:

• Replace the automatic transmission fluid and filter on transmission
• Change the accessory drive belt
• Change the front wheel bearings and seals
• Replace axle fluid
• Replace transfer case

Follow Your Ford Super Duty Maintenance Schedule in Crete

Whether you own a fleet of Super Duty trucks or one F-250 for personal use, keeping up with your recommended truck care is easy when you rely on Sid Dillon Ford Crete. We are here to help you stay in line with your Ford Super Duty maintenance schedule to ensure your work companion stays on the Omaha streets for years to come. Get in touch with our service team if you have any lingering questions about your Ford F-250 maintenance schedule.