Frequent servicing is vital for keeping your Ford Mondeo in good condition and running reliably.
Regular services can save you money long-term. Services ensure that worn parts are replaced before they fail, and mechanical problems are identified early to prevent them from developing into costly repairs.
In this article, we'll explain why Ford Mondeo service costs vary from vehicle to vehicle and what impacts them.
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Costs can vary from car to car, read on to get a more accurate idea.
It's not a legal requirement, but here you can find out why we believe a Ford dealership is the best place to get your car serviced.
Find out how getting regular 'check-ups' for your car can help you save money in the long run.
Read on to find out what options are available with us.
How much does it cost to have a Ford Mondeo serviced?
Several factors can affect the price of servicing a Ford Mondeo.
First, the age and condition of the car are considered. Older cars and those in poor condition are more likely to require repairs or replacements which will add to the overall cost.
The make and model also contribute to the overall cost. Bigger cars with larger engines and higher trim levels with their high-tech features also tend to cost more.
The logic to follow here is that the greater amount of labour required to service the car, the higher the cost.
Price is also affected by the type of service you require. For example, interim services are cheaper than full services as they are a general check of car health. Accident repair services are often even more expensive because they are likely to involve additional repairs and be booked with short notice.
Depending on the age, condition and mileage of your car, routine maintenance might include things like oil filter, air filter and spark plug replacement, and change of engine oil, coolant, and brake fluid. If any parts require repair or replacing, this also incurs extra costs.
Do I have to get my Ford Mondeo serviced at a Ford dealership?
Getting your Ford Mondeo serviced at a Ford dealership is always recommended, but not a requirement. A genuine dealership will use official Ford parts, while other garages might use third-party parts that are not optimised for the performance of your car.
At Ford dealerships, the technicians are trained specifically to service Ford vehicles and their expert knowledge ensures your Ford Mondeo is serviced and repaired exactly in line with the manufacturer's guidelines.
New vehicles usually come with a warranty to ensure that any manufacturing faults are repaired for free should they occur within the first few years of purchase.
If vehicle repairs are carried out by non-professionals, or with unofficial Ford parts, this warranty could be void. To protect your warranty, it is always safer to check official Ford parts are being used by Ford-trained technicians.
Benefits of regular servicing
Frequent servicing, conducted in line with the manufacturer's guidelines will help to keep your car roadworthy and its engine running smoothly.
Services can help to check for and repair problems before they turn into major faults, which reduces the risk of accidents, unexpected breakdowns, and expensive emergency repairs.
Vehicles that are serviced regularly can run for longer than those which are not, so you can enjoy your car for longer. Plus, servicing can help check the engine is running as efficiently as possible so that you get the most miles per gallon out of your fuel.
Servicing at TC Harrison
Here at TC Harrison, only experienced Ford-trained technicians perform our vehicle services. You can rest assured we have the expert knowledge needed to carry out a high-quality service that meets up to Ford's stringent standards.
We only use genuine Ford parts when carrying out repairs to check your vehicle's warranties are not void and your car runs in the best possible condition.
We have service plans available for a variety of budgets. Spreading the cost of your vehicle services gives you peace of mind that essential maintenance will be performed to keep your car running.
Get in touch to learn more about our service plans or to book your Ford vehicle in for a service.
FAQs
How much does a Ford Mondeo service cost?
The cost of a Ford Mondeo service varies depending on the number of labour hours required to check issues and repair them. For example, a full service will be more expensive than an interim service.
What is included in a Ford service?
Different Ford models have different servicing requirements, but generally, a standard service will include a full inspection of the vehicle and its engine and some basic maintenance such as an oil change.
How much does a Ford maintenance plan cost?
Maintenance plans vary in price depending on the model and age of the car.
What are some common Ford car repair costs?
Ford car repair costs vary depending on the model and age of the car and the problem being repaired.
What are the recommended Ford service intervals?
Ford service intervals vary between models. Most models call for an inspection every year or every 10,000 to 12,500 miles.
What is the Ford Privilege scheme?
The Ford Privilege scheme offers employees of Ford Motor Company, or an associated company reduced prices on Ford vehicles.
What are the main factors affecting the cost of your Ford car service?
The model and trim level of the vehicle, its age and condition, the type of service being conducted, and the need for any repairs will affect the cost of a Ford car service.
What are the most common car repairs on the Ford Mondeo?
Brakes and timing belts are two of the most common repairs required on the Ford Mondeo. High-spec models older than 2014 can also experience problems with the keyless entry and ignition system. These older diesel models may also experience issues with the engine cutting out.
How much does scheduled maintenance cost?
Scheduled maintenance costs vary depending on the make and model of a vehicle, its age, and whether any replacement parts, such as spark plugs or air filters, are required.
Why use manufacturer-approved parts?
When manufacturer-approved parts are used, your warranty is protected, and in the case of a fault, you can contact the manufacturer directly to report the issue.