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Your Nissan Xterra was built for adventure, pairing a potent engine with the off-road capability and towing capacity you want. Whether you're commuting on city streets or exploring nature, you'll want to choose genuine Nissan replacement parts and accessories for your maintenance and repair projects. Order today and we'll ship right to your front door.

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A Brief History of the Nissan Xterra

The Nissan Xterra sold for the 2000 through 2015 model years was a truck-based compact SUV that was designed to serve as an affordable, rugged piece of equipment -- not a showpiece. The five-door SUV featured standard rear-wheel drive, though all-wheel drive was a popular option, while the body-on-frame construction and underbody skid plates emphasized its readiness to explore new territory.

Nissan Xterra Parts And Accessories FAQs

How far can I drive my Nissan Xterra?

The SUV is famed for its longevity, and rightly so. Given that owners have reported putting more than 300,000 kilometers on the odometer, you can expect to drive yours for more than two decades if you maintain it properly and drive the Canadian average of 15,000 kilometers-per-year.

Is the Nissan Xterra a reliable SUV?

If our previous answer didn't convince you, then perhaps this will. According to RepairPal, the Xterra has an above-average reliability rating and lower than average annual repair costs. That's true whether you're comparing it to other models in its class or to the entire industry.

Is the Nissan Xterra useful for towing?

With a tow rating of 2,676 kilograms (or 5,000 pounds under the imperial system), you can easily attach a trailer to haul a snowmobile or water toy behind your SUV.

What are the most common Nissan Xterra issues?

Owners have noted that the "Check Engine" dash light can come on due to a faulty fuel lever sensor that returns inaccurate fuel readings. Additionally, the distributor shaft bearing can get rusty and cause the engine to either stall or not start. Your local Nissan service centre can help repair either concern.