Alfa Romeo Giulia Service Intervals

How Often Should I Service My Alfa Romeo Giulia?

You may already know that your Alfa Romeo Giulia needs to regularly have some regular services, including an oil change and tire rotation. But along with these more frequent services, your Alfa Romeo occasionally needs to have a more comprehensive inspection. The manufacturer recommends that the Alfa Romeo Giulia maintenance schedule includes service every 10,000 miles or every year, with the major services at 10,000, 30,000, 60,000, and 90,000-mile intervals. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's Alfa Romeo service schedule for your vehicle, as the type of maintenance your car needs may differ from the recommended service for another vehicle.

10,000-Mile Service

At 10,000 miles, your vehicle will get lighter maintenance. Most components will not be worn out by this point, which means your car won't need as comprehensive an inspection as required when it gets higher up in mileage. At 10,000 miles, your Alfa Romeo Giulia service will need to include an oil change, and the engine filter will also need to be replaced. The car's tires will be rotated and checked for safety and performance, including having the tread depth evaluated and inspected for pressure levels. A general safety inspection at this point also includes a check of the wipers and headlights.

30,000-Mile Service

Additionally, services take place at 30,000 miles, which is the next service interval. At 30,000 miles, the tires will be re-evaluated for condition. They will have their pressure levels evaluated, and they may be rotated again. The oil will also be changed, and the engine filter will likely also be replaced so that clean air and sufficient amounts of oxygen flow through the fuel lines.

60,000-Mile Service

Your vehicle will have additional services at 60,000 miles. The fluid levels will be checked if they haven't been yet, and they will be flushed and replaced to ensure optimal performance. That includes the coolant flush service and transmission fluid. Additionally, a mechanic will also look at your car's battery condition. The battery usually lasts about 50,000 to 60,000 miles or 4-5 years. An oil change may be performed again. A mechanic will perform another visual safety inspection of your vehicle, including looking at the condition of the wiper blades and the front headlights.

90,000-Mile Service

At 90,000 miles, your vehicle will have all of its hoses and connections checked to make sure there are no leaks or corrosion. The transmission and transmission fluid will also be inspected, along with the power steering fluid levels. Your technician will also look at the timing belt. Following the full Alfa Romeo maintenance plan ensures your vehicle continues to deliver the performance and reliability you expect.

If you need to schedule an Alfa Romeo service appointment for your Alfa Romeo Giulia, contact our dealership today.