Every 7,500 Miles: Basic Maintenance

The first scheduled service occurs at 7,500 miles and continues at this interval throughout the vehicle’s lifespan. During this visit, an oil change and filter replacement are performed to keep the engine lubricated and running efficiently. The tires are rotated to ensure even wear and maximize tread life. The service technician will also perform a multi-point inspection, checking fluid levels, wiper blades, brake components, and the exhaust system to identify any potential issues early.

Every 15,000 Miles: Intermediate Maintenance

At 15,000 miles, the standard maintenance services are repeated, including the oil change, tire rotation, and multi-point inspection. Additionally, the air filter is checked and replaced if needed to ensure proper airflow to the engine. Brake pads and rotors are inspected more thoroughly at this interval, as well as the suspension system and steering components.

Every 30,000 Miles: Comprehensive Maintenance

When the Corsair reaches 30,000 miles, a more comprehensive service is recommended. In addition to routine maintenance, the cabin air filter is replaced to maintain clean air quality inside the vehicle. The transmission fluid and brake fluid levels are inspected and replaced if necessary. The fuel system is also checked to ensure optimal performance.

Every 60,000 Miles: Major Maintenance

At 60,000 miles, major service checks take place. The spark plugs may need to be replaced to ensure efficient combustion and optimal fuel economy. The cooling system is inspected, and the engine coolant may be flushed and replaced to prevent overheating. The transmission fluid is typically replaced at this stage to maintain smooth gear shifts and prolong the lifespan of the transmission system.

Every 100,000 Miles and Beyond

Reaching 100,000 miles is a milestone for any vehicle, and the Lincoln Corsair is built to last with proper care. At this stage, in addition to all previous maintenance services, the timing belt (if applicable) and drive belts may require replacement. The battery is tested, and key components such as the suspension, exhaust, and engine seals are inspected for wear and tear.

Additional Maintenance Tips

Lincoln recommends checking tire pressure regularly and adjusting it as needed to maintain fuel efficiency and handling. Brake pads and rotors should be monitored for signs of wear, especially if the vehicle is frequently driven in stop-and-go traffic. For Corsair models equipped with a hybrid powertrain, additional inspections of the battery and electrical components may be required.

Keeping up with the recommended maintenance schedule ensures that your 2025 Lincoln Corsair continues to perform at its best. Regular service visits help prevent costly repairs, extend the vehicle’s lifespan, and maintain peak efficiency and comfort on every drive. For the most accurate schedule, always refer to the Lincoln owner’s manual or consult with a certified Lincoln service center.