Ford Everest Extended Service Plan
The Ford Everest is one of the most capable family SUVs on sale in South Africa, but it’s also one of the most service-sensitive. The 2.0 Bi-Turbo’s high-pressure fuel system and the 3.0 V6’s complex engine management both respond poorly to missed or delayed services. A fixed-price extended service plan is the most straightforward way to stay on Ford’s schedule without being surprised by the cost.
You’re locking in today’s labour rates and oil prices for the next three years. When diesel prices, oil costs and workshop rates keep climbing, that’s a significant saving.
Choose your Everest service plan
What does the plan cover?
Engine Oil & Filter
Diesel-spec synthetic oil to Ford’s WSS-M2C 948-B specification, plus filter replacement.
Fuel Filter
Diesel fuel filter at the scheduled interval — critical on common-rail high-pressure systems.
Air Filter
Engine air filter replaced to Ford’s service schedule.
Pollen / Cabin Filter
Cabin air filter replaced to maintain climate system efficiency.
Multi-point Inspection
Full Ford inspection including brake pad measurement, tyre condition, fluid levels and belts.
Labour
All scheduled service labour at a Ford-approved workshop.
Why regular servicing matters so much on the Bi-Turbo
The Ford Everest 2.0 Bi-Turbo’s high-pressure fuel pump is the most documented failure point on this platform. What most owners don’t know is that fuel system contamination risk increases significantly when oil changes are delayed — degraded engine oil creates heat and pressure conditions that accelerate pump wear. The service plan removes the incentive to delay.
The 3.0 V6 has an even larger oil capacity and more demanding lubrication requirements. Ford’s specification oil at the correct interval is non-negotiable on the V6.
Combine with an extended warranty
Your service plan covers the scheduled costs. An extended warranty covers the unexpected ones — a fuel pump failure, a gearbox fault, a turbo actuator. Together they give your Everest comprehensive cover for everything a car can throw at you. Learn about the Ford Everest Extended Warranty →