Pretty much everyone. But it's not just the app. According to the manual, maintenance is every 8,000 miles. But the infotainment system is set to 5,000 miles. So, the fix is to change the setting in the infotainment system.

But even that isn't a sure fix. I had mine set to 8,000 miles, but since I was a few thousand miles from home when the odometer hit 8k miles, I didn't get it done till after 10k miles. So, it's done and my app now looks like this.

In other words, the app is pretty clueless. The car knows what's going on a little better. I actually had the service done 299 miles ago, not 25 miles ago. The app shows the correct odometer reading but the wrong distance since last service and, on top of that, doesn't have enough logic to know that if the service was just done, it can't be past due. But I have the car set to remind me at 16k miles to do the next service ... as if I needed that.

But I'm not sure the app is to blame for that either. It may be that either the dealer didn't mark it complete in the system, or the system hasn't updated yet. Time will tell. In the meantime, I'm 72 years old and never needed an app to tell me when to have the car serviced. I still don't need it, so even though I'm a geek I just laugh at the foibles of modern tech and move on. Gotta love it when people try to use automation to make life easier and, instead, make it more confusing.

 

Mine is similar in the app right now. It's set to 8000 in the car, but the app insists that it should be 7500 and that it's "past due" even though I haven't quite hit 7500 just yet. Software is strange and mysterious. 😆

Whatever, I'm still taking it in at 8000 regardless.

 

The service was only to rotate the wheels I believe. More importantly did you take care of the recall concerning the charging door? If you didn't perhaps that is why it says you need service.