Hyundai Creta Extended Service Plan
You bought a Hyundai Creta because it makes sense. A service plan is exactly the same thinking applied to what comes next. Lock in the cost of your Creta’s next four services right now, at today’s prices, and stop worrying about what labour rates and oil prices will be doing in two or three years’ time.
The Creta’s 1.4T DCT in particular has specific service requirements — timing chain tension checks, DCT fluid intervals and turbo oil feed attention — that reward staying strictly on schedule. An extended service plan makes that discipline easy, because there’s no bill waiting for you at the end of each service.
Choose your Creta service plan
Two tiers — matched to the 1.5 petrol and the more service-intensive 1.4T turbo DCT:
What does the plan cover?
Engine Oil & Filter
Full synthetic oil to Hyundai specification, plus oil filter replacement at every service.
Spark Plugs
Iridium or standard plugs as required — checked and replaced at the scheduled interval.
Air Filter
Engine air filter replaced according to Hyundai’s service schedule.
Fuel Filter
Petrol filter replaced as scheduled — critical for GDI engine fuel system health.
Pollen / Cabin Filter
Cabin air filter replaced to keep climate control and interior air quality on track.
Labour
All scheduled service labour included at a Hyundai-approved workshop.
Why the 1.4T needs a strict service plan
The Creta’s 1.4T turbocharged engine uses a timing chain lubricated by engine oil. Delayed oil changes — even a few thousand kilometres past the interval — increase chain wear risk significantly. The 7-speed DCT also has specific fluid temperature cycling requirements that make regular short-trip servicing more important than on older automatics.
An extended service plan turns “I’ll book it next month” into a fixed budget item, making it far more likely your Creta gets serviced on time, every time.
Combine with an extended warranty
A service plan covers what wear and maintenance costs. An extended warranty covers unexpected mechanical failures — a DCT fault, a turbocharger failure, an electrical module. The two together give your Creta the most complete protection available. Learn about the Hyundai Creta Extended Warranty →