EV Maintenance Services

EVs don’t need oil changes, but they still need love. Grease Monkey offers EV-specific maintenance—like tire rotations, brake checks, and fluid top-offs—at select locations. We’ll keep your electric ride running smooth and safe. Just call ahead to see if your local shop offers EV services.

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What We Do

EV Maintenance:
More Than Just the Essentials

At select Grease Monkey locations, our technicians are trained to treat your EV right. We handle 12-volt battery checks, tire rotations, wiper swaps, fluid top-offs, brake services, and more.

How EV Maintenance Services Work

What to Expect During Your EV Service Visit

We inspect your EV’s 12-volt battery, lights, tire condition, brake wear, and safety systems.

A Grease Monkey technician filling a tire with air.

Our technicians rotate your tires, check your alignment, and top off windshield washer fluid. If it’s time, we’ll replace the cabin air filter and wipers too.

A mechanic wearing gloves and a cap wipes the underside of an EV with a red cloth while performing EV maintenance in a garage.

We inspect and, if needed, change your brake fluid. We also review your cooling system per your vehicle’s maintenance schedule.

Underneath the hood of an electric vehicle (EV).

We’ll walk you through what we found, what we serviced, and any next steps—no pressure, just solid info.

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EV Maintenance Must-Knows

Because Even Electric Vehicles Require Regular Service

EVs don’t need oil changes, but they still require maintenance. Fewer moving parts means fewer headaches—but don’t skip the brake fluid, tire rotations, or cooling system checks.

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Your EV owner’s manual has a service schedule tailored to your model. Most call for brake fluid changes and tire rotations every six months or so. Stick to the schedule for a longer-lasting, better-performing ride.

View from inside a maintenance bay showing shelves with parts for clutch replacement, a grated walkway, red stairs on the right, and a person standing above an open hatch at the far end.

Electric vehicles are still newer than traditional gas cars—so not every service center is equipped for them. Call your local Grease Monkey to see if they’re set up for EV maintenance before you roll in.