What Is The Jeep® Maintenance Schedule?

If you want to keep your car in its best shape, you’ll need to follow the Jeep® maintenance schedule closely. That means monthly checks along with visits at regular intervals, so you can continue enjoying your vehicle on the streets of Macon for as long as possible. Not sure how the visits pan out? Whether you’ve recently bought a Jeep vehicle or could use a reminder, read this guide from Warner Robins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT! 

Jeep Maintenance Schedule

Your Jeep maintenance schedule was designed to maximize the longevity and resale value of your Jeep while preventing the costs of future repairs. While the Jeep maintenance schedule can vary by fine degrees from one model to the next, here’s a nearly accurate sketch of the average Jeep maintenance plan. For example, if you’re searching for the Jeep® Wrangler service schedule, you’ll need to check your owner’s manual for specifics. The schedule below should give you a strong sense of whether you’re overdue for Jeep maintenance at our Jeep service center near Perry: 

Monthly

• Checking fluid levels (engine oil, windshield washer, brake, coolant, and the like)
• Checking tire pressure
• Checking the interior and exterior lights
• If you’re due for an oil change, replacing the filter, rotating the tires, and inspecting the exhaust, battery terminals, brake pads, and door latches

20,000 miles

• Inspecting the universal joints, front suspension, tie rod ends, front and rear axle fluid, and brake linings
• Replacing the air conditioning or cabin air filter

30,000 miles

• Inspecting the transfer fluid and case fluid
• Replacing the engine air cleaner filter
• Changing the manual transmission fluid if the vehicle is used for trailer towing, snow plowing, heavy loading, taxi, police, off-road, etc.

40,000 miles

• Performing the 20,000-mile inspections and replacements
• Changing the front and rear axle fluid if used in any of the above situations (trailer towing, snow plowing, etc.)

60,000 miles

• Performing the 20,000 and 30,000-mile inspections and replacements
• Replacing the spark plugs (if applicable)
• Change the manual transmission fluid if used in any of the above situations
• Transfer case fluid if the vehicle is used for police, taxi, fleet, or frequent towing

100,000 miles

• Performing the 20,000-mile inspections and replacements
• Replacing the spark plugs (if not already replaced)
• Flush and replace engine, intercooler, battery, and Motor Generator Unit coolant if needed (if not needed, to be done at 150,000 miles)
• Inspect and replace the PCV valve

Count On Warner Robins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT For Reliable Service Near Bonaire 

Do you have questions specifically about the Jeep Wrangler service schedule? Or would you like to schedule a visit to our service center? Feel free to get in touch with our team today! Don’t forget about our ongoing deals and see how you can save on your next appointment. 

Disclaimer: These recommendations may become outdated over time or differ from recommendations for older vehicles. To ensure accuracy, always consult your owner’s manual or a certified OEM mechanic.