100K maintenance?

[porkchop]

I have a 2011 4.6 sedan just turning 100K miles. This has been the best car I've ever owned; never done anything except a new battery, 2 sets of tires, and oil changes and air filters. My question is, what is the minimum maintenance I should do now? Change coolant, spark plugs, tranny fluid? Any advice?

 

[markpoisson]

I have a 2011 4.6 sedan just turning 100K miles. This has been the best car I've ever owned; never done anything except a new battery, 2 sets of tires, and oil changes and air filters. My question is, what is the minimum maintenance I should do now? Change coolant, spark plugs, tranny fluid? Any advice?

You might get better responses on the "General 2009-2014 Hyundai Genesis Sedan Discussion" board. I am sure there are some here that can opine but you'll most likely get better first-hand experience on the other boards

 

[Mark_888]

I have a 2011 4.6 sedan just turning 100K miles. This has been the best car I've ever owned; never done anything except a new battery, 2 sets of tires, and oil changes and air filters. My question is, what is the minimum maintenance I should do now? Change coolant, spark plugs, tranny fluid? Any advice?

As I mentioned in the other post, owner's manual and maintenance schedule can be downloaded from MyHyundai.com if you register.

 

[homeofstone]

Do all that you mentioned. All fluids and oils(diff. oil); spark plugs air filters etc. Transmission fluid change with the pan/filter does cost a lot(600.00 to 700.00) but worth it if you are going to keep the car. My 2011 has 193,000+ miles on it and has had all services including the transmission service. The car still runs like new.

 

[silberma]

Good to know that the Genesis is a reliable car that can go over 100,000 miles without major repair. I expected this from Honda's and Toyota's.