Ford Puma service schedule
Use the manufacturer schedule for your exact engine and year, then log every service with mileage in The Owners Club so intervals and Full Service History stay proven.
Official schedule
We don't have an official schedule URL for this model yet. Follow your handbook / dealer interval and record each service in your digital garage.
UK service interval
Ford does not recommend one generic service interval for all modern Puma versions. Intervals vary by model year, engine, powertrain, transmission and configuration — use the vehicle-specific Service Portfolio / maintenance schedule. Follow the correct Ford oil grade and Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor (IOLM) where fitted. Short journeys, low-speed city driving, high engine loads, towing and frequent hill climbing can shorten oil-change requirements. If “Oil change required” appears, change oil within 1,000 miles or one month, whichever comes first. Prioritise VIN recall checks (airbag, MHEV connections, eCall, oil separator, fuel-line, software). Gen-E is a separate page.
Intervals are whichever comes first (miles or months) unless noted. They vary by engine, model year, market and service regime. Confirm in the handbook, service booklet or dealer system for your VIN before you book work.
| Service | Miles | Months | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled service (Ford Puma) | Vehicle/engine specific | — | Confirm against Ford Service Portfolio for your model and engine. |
| Engine oil | Vehicle-specific + IOLM | — | Correct Ford specification. Usage can shorten the requirement. |
| Oil change warning response | 1,000 | 1 | Whichever comes first after “Oil change required” (Ford guidance). |
| 48V mHEV system (where fitted) | — | Monitor | Hybrid warnings, Stop & Start, regen, gauge, battery-related warnings. |
| MOT | — | 12 (after 3 years) | UK requirement. Tyres and brakes are common MOT items on 2020 cars. |
| Recall / software campaign check | — | Before purchase + when notified | VIN/registration via Ford or DVSA — not a one-time stamp. |
| Cabin pollen filter | — | 12 | Typical interval — confirm in handbook. |
Model years
- 2019–2023: Early UK: 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid 125/155 PS, 6-speed manual, later automatics, 1.5 EcoBlue, Puma ST 1.5 EcoBoost. Early MHEV connection recalls (R/2020/248, R/2021/008) and eCall/oil-separator campaigns are VIN-specific.
- Facelift 2024+: Revised interior/exterior, larger displays, 125/155 PS Hybrid, 170 PS ST Powershift, 7-speed Powershift on specified versions. Check later software campaigns (cluster, hybrid BECM, camera).
UK notes
- Intervals are whichever comes first (miles or months) unless noted. They vary by engine, model year, market and service regime. Confirm in the handbook, service booklet or dealer system for your VIN before you book work.
FAQ
- How often should I service a modern Ford Puma?
- There is no single interval for every Puma. Use the Service Portfolio for your engine/powertrain and follow IOLM where fitted.
- Is Gen-E on this schedule?
- No — Gen-E has its own EV schedule at /models/ford/puma-gen-e/service-schedule.
- Should I check recalls before buying?
- Yes. Examples include R/2020/045, R/2020/248, R/2021/008, eCall, oil separator, fuel-line and software campaigns — always VIN-specific.
Official sources
Never miss an interval
Add your Puma to The Owners Club and set reminders for oil, Haldex, DSG fluid or cambelt — with mileage attached to every job.