100,000 Mile Service, 1992 Miata

That's because there's no such a thing as a 100,000 mile service for a Mazda Miata, at least not as an official Mazda recommended service. I'm sure some shops would have such a thing, but then you have to ask each individual shop what they do.

my 94 owners manual shows 30 and 60 Kmile service requirements. the only extra at 60 K is replace the timing belt. I'd suggest duplicating the 30 Kmile service at 90 or 100 K miles. basically, you're looking at replacing all fluids, filters and the spark plugs, and inspecting everything else, like brakes, exhaust, drive belts, steering, suspension, driveshaft boots, tires, etc.

Pete

Pete....thank you very much, that was all I was looking for and should cover all of my bases.