Aston Martin Vantage Maintenance Schedule

How to use this schedule

As a current-production model, the Vantage benefits from dealer software engagement at every service. Oil monitoring between services is essential given the M177 engine family's consumption characteristics.

Every 12 months

• Engine oil and filter service to exact reworked M177 specification
• Battery health test and tender-routine review
• Full brake inspection including fluid age
• Tyre condition and date-code review
• Software version check and update confirmation with dealer

Every 24 months

• Brake fluid replacement
• Underbody inspection including suspension components and dampers
• Wheel alignment review
• Cabin filtration check

Every 48 months

• Spark plug review per manufacturer schedule
• Accessory belt and tensioner inspection
• Coolant condition review
• ZF gearbox and differential fluid service review

Before any demanding drive or track use

• Check oil level and top up if below maximum
• Confirm brake fluid age and pad thickness
• Battery and charging-system voltage check
• Tyre inspection and any suspension concern review

Checks, fluids, and inspection notes

Regular checks

• Oil level should be checked every 1,000 miles as a standing habit on this engine.
• Stay engaged with the dealer for infotainment and vehicle software updates.
• Inspect brake pad thickness more frequently than the service interval on cars used actively.

Fluid strategy

• Use the exact reworked M177-approved engine oil specification — do not assume it is the same as the previous-generation car without verifying.
• Brake fluid renewal should be on age as well as mileage.
• Confirm gearbox fluid service intervals with the dealer for the new model.

Inspection notes

• As a new model, the Vantage is still developing its long-term reliability picture — dealer engagement is more valuable than usual.
• Do not treat low mileage as an excuse to defer battery or fluid maintenance.