How to Check Engine Oil in Tesla Vehicles
Tesla vehicles are known for electric vehicles. Regular oil maintenance is essential for optimal performance and longevity. Understanding your specific model's oil checking procedure ensures you maintain your investment properly.
⚡ Tesla Key Feature
Electric Vehicles. Recommended oil: None - Electric Motor. Check every 1,000-2,000 miles.
⚡ Tesla - No Engine Oil Required
Tesla vehicles are 100% electric and do not have a traditional gasoline engine. Therefore, they do not require engine oil changes or oil level checks.
What Tesla DOES Require:
- • Battery Coolant: Check coolant level periodically
- • Brake Fluid: Replace every 2 years
- • Cabin Air Filter: Replace every 2 years
- • Tire Rotation: Every 6,250 miles
- • A/C Service: Every 2-4 years
Popular Tesla Models
Tesla Model 3
Check oil every 2,000 miles
Tesla Model Y
Check oil every 2,000 miles
Tesla Model S
Check oil every 2,000 miles
Tesla Model X
Check oil every 2,000 miles
💡 Tesla Important Note
Teslas are fully electric and do not use engine oil. Check coolant and brake fluid instead
Recommended Oil for Tesla
Recommended Grade
None - Electric Motor
Type
Full Synthetic Recommended
Check Frequency
Every 1,000-2,000 miles
🔧 Tesla Pro Tips
✓ Best Practices
- • Check oil monthly or every 1,000 miles
- • Use manufacturer-recommended oil grade
- • Keep records of all oil changes
- • Check before long road trips
- • Monitor dashboard oil warnings
⚠️ Watch For
- • Oil pressure warning light
- • Dark or dirty oil color
- • Oil level below MIN mark
- • Unusual engine noises
- • Burning oil smell