Hyundai Ioniq 6 maintenance by mileage

How often owners do it

Engine oil and filterevery 5,500 mi
Engine air filterevery 6,000 mi
Cabin air filterevery 15,000 mi
Wheel alignmentevery 25,000 mi
Front brake padsevery 30,000 mi

When the bigger jobs come up

Tiresaround 44,000 mi
Batteryaround 25,000 mi
Tire rotationaround 34,000 mi
Wiper bladesaround 27,000 mi
Rear brake pads or shoesaround 133,000 mi
Transmission fluidaround 148,000 mi

Oil, lug nut and tire numbers

Hyundai Ioniq 6

All 13 jobs, by mileage
JobUsually atMost betweenAgain everyVisits
Battery25,000 mi10,000–70,000 mi–95
Wiper blades27,000 mi17,000–53,000 mi–60
Tire rotation34,000 mi15,000–54,000 mi–86
Cabin air filter40,000 mi19,000–69,000 mi15,000 mi231
Tires44,000 mi22,000–83,000 mi–227
Wheel alignment45,000 mi27,000–91,000 mi25,000 mi315
Brake fluid59,000 mi43,000–97,000 mi–36
Rear brake pads or shoes133,000 mi61,000–211,000 mi–57
Engine oil and filter137,000 mi67,000–226,000 mi5,500 mi540
Engine air filter137,000 mi78,000–218,000 mi6,000 mi262
Front brake pads138,000 mi73,000–210,000 mi30,000 mi82
Control arms, links and bushings147,000 mi87,000–198,000 mi–37
Transmission fluid148,000 mi82,000–222,000 mi–43

From 1,600 visits to independent repair shops in South Korea, 2020–2026 (model years mostly 2023–2025). Mileage converted from km and rounded; Korean-market cars can differ from US ones. Your owner’s manual comes first.