nissan car service price

For most Nissans in Australia, a basic service at an independent shop typically runs about $220–$350 AUD, while a dealer logbook service is often $300–$550.

Major intervals (think 60,000–100,000 km) can climb to roughly $600–$1,200 depending on model, engine (hello CVT fluid), and location. Newer Nissans with capped-price servicing can be cheaper to maintain than older, out-of-warranty used cars—check your model’s schedule. Expect extras like brake pads/rotors, coolant, and transmission fluid to be itemised ($250–$500 per axle for pads is common). Ring two dealers and a trusted indie, compare the inclusions, and ask for fixed-price quotes—your wallet will thank your spine when you skip the surprise bill.