---
id: faq-0100
title: "Are there mileage limits on a lease?"
category: faq
subtopic: leasing
page_type: faq
source_url: "https://www.castlechevynorth.com"
tags: ["leasing", "mileage", "lease-terms"]
questions:
  - "What's the mileage allowance on a lease?"
  - "Do I pay extra if I go over my lease mileage?"
  - "How many miles can I drive on a lease?"
related: [lease-vs-purchase-costs, lease-end-fees]
dealer: Castle Chevrolet North
---

Yes-most leases include an annual mileage allowance (commonly 10,000, 12,000, or 15,000 miles per year). If you exceed that total at lease end, you'll owe an overage fee per mile.

Before signing, it's smart to estimate your annual driving. Commute to work, weekend trips, and errands all add up. If you typically drive 20,000+ miles yearly, buying might be more economical.

Our Finance team can customize lease terms that match your actual driving patterns and show you what different mileage limits mean for your monthly payment. Stop by or call **(847) 439-0900** to explore options that fit your lifestyle.