What Does the Lexus Maintenance Required Light Mean?

If you’ve noticed a new symbol glowing on your dashboard, you might be wondering just what the Lexus Maintenance Required light means and what you should do about it. The Lexus Maintenance Required light is a reminder for drivers that automatically illuminates after approximately 3,500 to 5,000 miles of travel in Riverview. While it doesn’t necessarily mean anything is wrong with your Lexus parts, it does mean you should start thinking about your 5,000-mile service. Find out more about the Lexus Maintenance Required light and how to reset the Lexus maintenance light below with Lexus of Tampa Bay.

What Service Do I Need?

When your maintenance light pops on, it usually indicates that you need a 5,000-mile service, including:

• Engine oil change
• Filter change
• Tire rotation
• Multi-point inspection
• Fluid inspection
• Fluid adjustment

However, you may also require additional services, depending on your specific model. Feel free to ask our technicians for advice.

What Is the Lexus Maintenance Cost?

The typical Lexus maintenance cost may range anywhere from $75 to $135, but fluctuations in international trade may cause these prices to rise. Before scheduling service, though, be sure to check your new vehicle warranty. Your new Lexus vehicle includes complimentary maintenance for your first and second scheduled maintenance services, usually at 6 months/5,000 miles and 12 months/10,000 miles. But keep in mind that after many miles down Town 'N' Country roads, you’ll need to factor in services like timing belt repairs and ignition tune-ups into the Lexus maintenance cost.

Can I Reset the Lexus Maintenance Light?

If you want to reset the Lexus Maintenance light before you bring your car into our dealership near Brandon, follow these steps:

• Turn on your engine.
• Flip your Odometer/Trip Display to ODO mode or TRIP A mode, depending on the model.
• Turn the ignition switch off.
• Hold the Trip Meter Reset button while turning the ignition switch back on.
• Wait for the maintenance light to blink, turn solid, and then turn off.
• Let go of the Trip Meter Reset button.
• Turn the ignition switch to the off position.
• Turn the ignition switch back on and make sure the Lexus Maintenance Light goes out.

Schedule Your Service Today With Lexus of Tampa Bay

If you need any help with Lexus maintenance or Lexus parts, feel free to contact our service department in Tampa for more information. We can help you estimate your Lexus maintenance cost, and we have Lexus coupons to improve your investment.