Under the policy, Schedule A, B, and C for cars, trucks, and SUVs is performed at what mileage?

• A. 24,000 miles
• B. 30,000 miles
• C. 40,000 miles
• D. 36,000 miles

Answer: (D)

Maintenance schedules A, B, and C are designed to line up preventive servicing at a defined driving milestone so essential systems are reviewed before problems become costly or unsafe. For cars, trucks, and SUVs, the policy uses a midpoint milestone—thirty-six thousand miles—as the standard point to perform these checks. At this mile marker, a comprehensive inspection and service is performed, covering engine and transmission fluids, brakes, tires, belts and hoses, air and cabin filters, cooling and electrical systems, battery, and safety components. This timing balances catching wear early with avoiding unnecessary trips, and it provides a uniform schedule across different vehicle types. Earlier mileages would trigger more frequent service, while later mileages could miss early wear, so thirty-six thousand miles serves as the consistent maintenance checkpoint.