Maruti Suzuki Dzire maintenance made simple

The Maruti Suzuki Dzire is one of the top-selling sedans in India. People love it for its mileage, comfort and low running cost. To keep it performing optimally, regular servicing is essential.

Knowing the service schedule, the cost of parts and the overall Dzire maintenance cost helps you plan better. It also saves you from last-minute surprises at the workshop. Read on for a detailed breakdown.

Why Dzire maintenance & service is important

Here’s why regular maintenance is important: 

• Protects your warranty: Following Maruti’s recommended service schedule is often a condition to keep the warranty valid. Missing a service could mean losing that cover.
• Keeps resale strong: A Dzire with a proper service history can offer a higher resale value compared to one with patchy records.
• Boosts safety on the road: Routine checks on brakes, tyres, suspension and lights make driving safer.
• Reduces chances of breakdowns: Servicing helps identify issues like weak batteries or worn brake pads before they leave you stranded.
• Improves fuel efficiency: Clean filters, a tuned engine and the right tyre pressure make a noticeable difference in mileage.
• Maintains engine health: Timely oil changes and filter replacements keep the engine running smoothly and prevent damage that could lead to costly repairs.

Dzire service schedule

Maruti Suzuki has designed an easy servicing plan for the Dzire. A breakdown for the petrol variant of 2020–2024 models is as follows:

Disclaimer: These figures are based on authorised service centre data for the petrol Dzire. Actual costs may vary depending on your city, fuel type and service location.

Dzire service part cost

Regular maintenance often involves replacing consumables and key parts. Part prices are approximate and may differ across service centres and cities. The typical costs are as follows:

• Engine oil (3.2L–3.5L): ₹1,200 - ₹1,500
• Oil filter: ₹75
• Air filter: ₹258
• Fuel filter: ₹233
• Spark plug: ₹200 - ₹500 usually at 40,000 km
• Brake pads: ₹2,000 - ₹3,500
• Clutch plate (if needed): ₹6,000 - ₹8,000
• Labour charges: ₹2,000 - ₹3,000 per paid service

Dzire maintenance cost

Over five years, maintaining the petrol variant of the 2020–2024 Maruti Suzuki Dzire model costs around ₹26,270.

Tthe service cost of Dzire is usually as follows:

• 1st service (10,000 km / 12 months): ₹2,649
• 2nd service (20,000 km / 24 months): ₹6,136
• 3rd service (30,000 km / 36 months): ₹5,429
• 4th service (40,000 km / 48 months): ₹6,489
• 5th service (50,000 km / 60 months): ₹5,567

These costs are based on service centre data for the petrol Dzire. Actual charges may vary depending on your city, variant, and whether additional repairs are required.

Things to check while looking for Suzuki Dzire maintenance cost

A few smart tips to keep your Dzire service cost in check are as follows:

• Ask for a full estimate upfront that includes parts, labour and extras.
• Follow the service schedule to prevent costly repairs later.
• Compare centres since authorised ones cost more but assure genuine parts, whereas local garages may be cheaper but need credibility checks.
• Skip add-ons like AC cleaning or engine flush unless necessary.
• Use genuine Maruti parts to protect the warranty and performance.
• Keep service bills, as they help with resale and car insurance

Factors affecting Maruti Suzuki Dzire maintenance cost

The actual Swift Dzire maintenance cost can vary based on several factors, such as:

• Location and service centre: Metro cities and authorised centres usually charge more than small towns or local garages.
• Service delays: Skipping or postponing servicing leads to faster wear and higher repair bills.
• Parts choice: Genuine parts last longer but cost more. Aftermarket ones are cheaper but wear out quicker.
• Driving conditions: Heavy traffic, hilly routes or rough roads put extra stress on brakes, clutch and tyres.
• Car age and kilometres: Older cars or those with more than 70,000 kilometres need more frequent replacements.
• Add-on services: Extras like coolant flushes or AC cleaning can inflate bills.

Role of zero depreciation car insurance in car maintenance

Third party car insurance is a legal requirement in the country. However, comprehensive car insurance offers broader coverage against accidents, own damage, natural calamities, theft, and more.

Zero depreciation car insurance is one of the most useful add-ons to comprehensive insurance policies. Insurers deduct depreciation on plastic, fibre, rubber and even metal parts in a standard policy. So you pay part of the cost if your bumper, headlight or door panel is damaged. With zero depreciation cover, the insurer pays the full amount without deduction.

This makes a big difference during accidental repairs where bumpers, lights and fittings form most of the bill. It allows genuine Maruti parts to be used without extra expense and keeps overall maintenance predictable.

Conclusion

Regular servicing and timely maintenance are the key to keeping your Maruti Suzuki Dzire reliable, safe, and cost-efficient over the years. By following the recommended service schedule, using genuine parts, and keeping track of replacement needs, you can extend the car’s life, improve mileage, and avoid sudden breakdowns.

FAQs

• What is the average service cost of Swift Dzire?

The service cost of Dzire for paid visits is usually ₹5,000–₹6,500. This reflects the typical Maruti Dzire maintenance cost per paid service.

• Where can I see the charges and schedule?

You can check the Maruti Suzuki Dzire service charges list and the Dzire service schedule at authorised service centres or on portals like CarDekho.

• How often should I service it and what does it cost over time?

The Swift Dzire service schedule recommends servicing every 10,000 km or 12 months.

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