Just bought a 2017 CX-5 w/ 75,000 km (46,000 miles). What maintenance should I do right away?

[mwinfredpp]

Hey everyone,

I picked up a new to me 2017 CX-5 GS this morning. The car is in great shape, but I don’t really know what kind of maintenance (if any) has been done beyond regular oil changes. Brakes are brand new, so at least that’s covered.

I like to stay on top of preventative maintenance but I’ve seen a lot of different opinions online about when to do with fluids, spark plugs, etc., and I’d love some clarity from the community.

What would you recommend I take care of right away to set myself up for the long haul? My goal is to keep this thing running well past 400,000 km if possible.

Thanks in advance!

 

[yieldchase]

Congrats! Depends on your budget I suppose. I also just follow Mazda maintenance schedule (minus trans fluid ... I change that) ... something like https://www.mazda.ca/en/digital-owners-manual/2017/cx-5/contents/07020300.html

 

[Mazdiod2]

I don't think there are many items that normally need attention until the mileage is higher, 75kmi for the plugs, for example.
The coolant is good for at least 10 years. How are the tires?

 

[mwinfredpp]

I don't think there are many items that normally need attention until the mileage is higher, 75kmi for the plugs, for example.
The coolant is good for at least 10 years. How are the tires?

Thanks for your reply. It came with brand new brakes and tires from the dealer I got it from.

 

[chickdr]

I would personally do fluids- brake fluid, transmission fluid, differential/transfer (if AWD) and likely spark plugs as they are pretty old at this point. Make sure the battery is less than 3 yrs old as well.

 

[sm1ke]

Besides what's already been mentioned, it might be a good idea to change out the cabin air filter and at least inspect the engine air filter. Both are super easy to do.