- Minor service: routine maintenance covering oil, filters, fluid top-ups and general checks; the most frequent service interval
- Major service: comprehensive maintenance every 30,000 km or every second service cycle, covering longer-wear components
- Major service includes everything in a minor service, plus spark plugs, fuel filter, cabin air filter, brake fluid flush, coolant flush, drive belt, suspension, steering and gearbox checks
- Service plan: if your Mahindra came with one, minor and major services are covered for its duration
- Track your history: the Mzanzi Owners App logs your service record and notifies you when your next service is due
When your vehicle is due for a service, one of the first questions you’ll be asked is whether you’re in for a minor or a major service. If you’re not entirely sure what that means, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions Mahindra owners ask, and it’s worth understanding before you pull into the service bay.
The short answer: a minor service covers the basics to keep your vehicle running day to day, while a major service goes deeper, checking and replacing components with a longer wear cycle. Both are essential. Neither should be skipped.

