Infiniti pairs Nissan’s engineering with a luxury brief — strong engines, comfortable cabins, and a badge that unfortunately multiplies the dealership’s labor rate. A Q50, QX60, or QX80 does not need luxury-priced maintenance; it needs Nissan-family fluency with luxury-grade care.
At All About Imports, Infinitis have been steady company since 2011 — serviced on the engineering they share with Nissan, at independent-shop prices.
Start with the good news: Infiniti’s celebrated V6 and V8 engines run timing chains, not belts — striking one major interval off the worry list. These are robust, long-lived engines whose main requests are honest ones: clean oil on schedule, and attention to the gaskets and seals that show their age on higher-mileage examples the way all engines do.
The QX60 and some other models ride on CVTs from the Nissan family — which means the same discipline applies here that applies across the brand: the correct NS-series fluid, serviced on time, is the single biggest factor in that transmission’s lifespan. Shudder or hesitation on a CVT-equipped Infiniti deserves prompt diagnosis, while the fix is still service-sized.
The luxury layer brings the electronics — driver assistance, comfort systems, and interfaces that occasionally produce very modern gremlins. Those respond to measurement, not parts-swapping, which is exactly how we approach them.
Every service we offer is available for your Infiniti — browse the full list on our services page.
By All About Imports — Denton’s Import Specialists
An Infiniti’s parts and engineering overlap heavily with Nissan — which is a quiet financial advantage when the shop servicing it knows that family cold. We do: the engines, the CVT fluid specs, the known patterns are daily practice here under both badges. We are a family-owned Denton shop, serving Infiniti owners since 2011.
Luxury-level care describes the standard of work, not the size of the invoice — and every service is documented to protect the resale story.
At the dealership, they can be — the badge carries a labor rate. Mechanically, an Infiniti is Nissan-family engineering with substantial parts overlap, which keeps independent maintenance costs closer to mainstream than luxury. The vehicle’s needs are ordinary and well understood; only the dealership pricing is exotic.
Worry less, maintain more. The QX60’s CVT follows the same rule as every Nissan-family CVT: fluid service on schedule, with the correct NS-series fluid, is the biggest controllable factor in its lifespan. A well-serviced example routinely defies the reputation. If yours has an unknown fluid history, a fluid service and health check is the right first move.
Almost certainly not — Infiniti’s engines have long used timing chains, which are designed to last the engine’s life rather than run on a replacement interval. That removes one of the big maintenance line items entirely. Chains still appreciate clean, on-schedule oil, which is what keeps their tensioners and guides happy for the long haul.
Bring your Infiniti to the shop that works on them every day.
Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Night drop is available on the side of the building.