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The 2015 Honda CR-V is equipped with a Maintenance Minder Indicator that alerts you when scheduled maintenance is due. When the engine oil reaches below 15% life, this indicator will illuminate, indicating the need for service. Starting at 7,500 miles, it is recommended to check and/or replace fluids, inspect brakes, check tire pressure, rotate tires, examine tire treads, and change the oil and filter. At 15,000 miles, it's advised to rotate and balance the wheels, inspect various components including the undercarriage, shocks, struts, clutch pedal, fuel systems, differential fluid, brake linings, and steering system. The transmission should also be serviced at this point. Upon reaching 30,000 miles, it is important to inspect the fuel lines and tank, electrical components such as interior and exterior lighting, lubricate wheel bearings, and check transfer case oil. Your local dealer or auto mechanic will be able to guide you on other necessary checks at these intervals.
The 2015 Honda CR-V requires an oil change every 7,500 miles, new brake pads every 30,000 miles, and a replacement timing belt every 105,000 miles.