When should I do an oil change, rotate tires, and balance tires?

I purchased a brand new 2013 Honda Civic LX Sedan in just this past february. I'm currently at 7,300 miles. I scheduled an oil change, tire rotation, and tire balance for this upcoming Saturday. Is that too much for a brand new car? I wasn't really sure.

Change the oil and filter every 3,000 miles.
Rotating tires every 7,500 is recommended but I tend to do mine every 15,000 miles.
Tire balancing every 15,000 miles along with a rotation (front to rear keeping tires on the same side) is the way to go.

In normal driving conditions changing oil every 3k miles is simply overkill. 4 to 6k is fine. Tire balance and rotation (yes, done at the same time) should be performed every 6 to 10k.

Tire rotation is old hat. The tire manufacturers and most car makers do not now recommend it, other than ensuring you have the best tires on the rear, whether front wheel drive or rear wheel drive.

As for oil changes and servicing, that's in the book issued with the car. I would be surprised if Honda didn't state it as every 10,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first. You can though do it more often if you prefer, particularly if the car has a hard time of it, such as many short journeys. I do an oil and filter change at 5,000 miles or 6 months, just for my peace of mind.

All that stuff you mentioned is in your hand book that came with the car!

Here's a tip, look in the glove box there's a folder in there with everything you need to know about your car. As for synthetic oils, it is a waste of good money.

I've always changed conventional oil ever 3000k miles. Change full synthetic oil ever 6000k.

Rotate tires ever 6000k miles and balance every 12K

You should change your oil, the first 1 or 2 times, every 3000 miles. After that, change the oil every 5000 miles.

So, yeah, this should be your second oil change, but it sounds like it is not. Just do every 5000 from now on.

So, I rotate my tires every 10,000 miles and get the alignment and balance checked at that time.