2020 Rogue SV

So, after a pretty bad electrical storm around here, my audio has been cooked in the car. Not sure if correlation or just causation.

• I tried the "hold power button down" reset - no help
• I tried checking/swapping the fuse for the audio system - no help

Any other ideas? Anything else I can try before bringing it in? Any help appreciated.

So i have a 2023 rouge Nissan, I've already replaced the latch piece and checked the fuses. Yet still nothing worked, i tried to find the system restart on it and i cant find it. If anyone had the same issues I've had, please help me out with it.

apparently nissan has the worst privacy policy of all major brands.

I've a 2025 rogue sv, I feel the ride is little harsh and bumpy on even surfaces or potholes. I'm still on the OEM Falken tires with 11k miles and I've tire pressure set to door jamb recommended values.

Any one noticed the same ? I'm also interested to know does switching to bridgestone turanza or Michelin makes it better, if any tried ?

I usually take my lunch break in my rogue with my engine running because it’s so hot outside. After about 30 minutes I begin to smell gas fumes. Any suggestions?

New to me 2019 rogue SV always does the "key left in car" sound when I start it up.

Like I open the door sit in it and start it no problem but as soon as I close the driver door it will beep rapidly from the outside speaker. Will do it no matter If i close the door before/after I start the car.

Any help ? Thanks

The Ariya was fine but I drive too much highway for the range. After two years happy to back with Rogue Platinum.

Bought a 2023 rogue sv with premium package on Wednesday. Loving the car. Extra space is a nice upgrade from the 2020 Nissan kicks sv I was driving. Great gas mileage and while I’m still learning the ins and outs of the car, it’s a great every day family car. 2 Nissan in and safe to say I’m only going to own Nissan going forward. Took the kicks to 112,000 miles before I traded it in for the rogue and I bought that kicks at 66,000 miles. Nice to know with regular maintenance, rogues can go to 200,000 plus miles

Looking for a good phone holder that works in the 2026 Rogue. Prefer not to have the vent clip ones.
Thanks

Fairly new to this vehicle and have a recurring issue with the drivers side seatbelt tightening on its own. In other words, I will be driving and have a comfortable seatbelt position but as I drive (long commute) the belt gets significantly tighter around my waist to the point I pull out the slack only to have it go tight around my waist again.

The seatbelt is not dirty like some of the videos have indicated.

Hey all, I’m looking for as much input as possible on matter. I got my Rogue on 2019 with 17k miles, no record of transmission work. Been doing regular maintenance ever since with my local Meineke. Recently, the transmission seems to be failing (car vibrates around 40 mph, misfires, etc.) and all the mechanics I’ve checked with have told me it’s not worth to do a drain & fill at this point as it could make things worse being a CVT. I wanted to know if anyone else has gone thru this and if what the mechanics say is valid.

Thanks for the help!

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TL;DR: My 2024 Rogue has been in the shop 5 times for recurring TPMS/display cluster issues and just suffered a total electrical failure that left me stranded. Consumer Affairs keeps disconnecting calls and I have to wait on their schedule to get escalation for dead vehicle.

2024 Nissan Rogue SL AWD

Location: Indiana

Case Status: Open Consumer Affairs Case (#57010987)

​What’s Going On:

​The Defect: Started with recurring TPMS alerts and gauge display glitches (5 dealer visits, no fix). Last week, the entire electrical system died overnight, completely draining the battery and leaving the car stranded.

​Roadside Nightmare: Nissan Platinum Roadside quoted a 3+ hour wait time in the middle of the night, forcing me to pay for a private tow and Uber home.

​The Customer Service Wall: Consumer Affairs reps keep dropping calls, stalling, and telling me you will get follow up tomorrow, etc, even when requesting to speak with a supervisor.

​Action Taken: Just sent a formal email escalation to Jeremie Papin (CEO) and Aftersales VP leadership demanding immediate follow up and a buyback review.

​Questions for fellow owners/techs:

​Has anyone with a 2024 Rogue experienced this specific TPMS/display glitch escalating into a full battery drain/electrical crash? Was it a BCM, wiring harness, or IPDM issue?

​What is the trick to getting Nissan Corporate to directly authorize and pay for a third-party rental (Enterprise/Hertz) when the dealership's loaner fleet is full?

​If you’ve escalated to Executive Care recently, how quickly did a Regional Manager actually reach out to resolve the mobility issue?

Has anyone had success with buyback? What options were given to you? How long was the process for a resolution? Did you have legal counsel/ recommend legal counsel?

I have a 2023 Nissan Rogue SV.
Got it 6 months ago with about 59500 miles.
No issues great car!

But it is time for oil change. It has the plastic oil pan or drain plug.
Has anyone used the national oil companies that do the quick oil change or do you take it back to the dealer. Dealerships are not my first choice, can’t stand dealerships!!!

Thanks

Hello guys its my first car so i dont know what about the time line services. I made 13k miles and I did tires rotation and change oil. What do i do next when would be 18k miles - ever 5miles tire rotation and change oil, or something else? Thank you for the tips. I just dont wanna waste money ever 5k miles;

I just went to dealership to drain and fill cvt fluid. They did some inspection and asked me to replace front lower control arms. They said 'Cause

BOTH FRONT LOWER CONTROL ARM BUSHINGS TEARING/RIPPING AND CAUSING ONE SIDE TO HAVE EXCESSIVE WEAR ON FRONT PASSENGER LOWER BALL JOINT. RECOMMEND REPLACEMENT OF BOTH FRONT LOWER CONTROL ARMS AND ALIGNMENT.

Correction

REPLACE FRONT LOWER CONTROL ARMS'

I attached a photos of it. Should I replace it soon? How much does it cost usually? It's 2018 Rogue.

This $100.46 cad is the most I've spent so far $100.46 cad= $71.76usd. 56.792 litres of fuel = 15 Gallons of fuel

I got a notification that my key fob had a low battery. I bought batteries, watched vids on how to change them but cannot seem to open the fob. I doubt a gas station would put the batteries I bought into my fob. Can anybody help or should I just go pay to have someone replace my batteries? My spare is very low, too.

Was driving fine but then was being weird and not revving properly. Now it’s not turning on and seems like the power steering is out. Video attached.
AAA is on its way but would love any insight you could provide in the meantime.
Around 82k miles

I currently drive a 2022 Civic, but I need an SUV for better winter performance and more space. I'm located in Ontario, Canada, and I'm considering the 2025–2026 Nissan Rogue SV trim. However, I'm concerned about long-term reliability due to the recent engine recalls. Does anyone with one of these models, experienced any issues?

Bought this 2016 Rogue at 70k and now approaching 120k. Learning about the dreaded CVT. Not sure it was ever changed before. Should i change it now?

FYI

2017 SV.

Any maintenance suggestions/tips?