At Hendrick Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM Hoover, our car, truck, and SUV service department is here for you no matter the issue. We want to remove the uncertainty of when is the right time to service your car. Here, we have a Jeep Maintenance schedule outlined for you to know when and what to do from day to day and other specific mile intervals.
Monthly Maintenance: Tire pressure, fluids, and exterior bulbs.
Oil Change Intervals: Oil and filter change, rotate tires, and brake inspection.
Every 20,000 Miles: Front suspension inspection, A/C check, and brake linings.
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Our jeep service department wants to make it easier for you to get the best vehicle service for an affordable price. Check out our service and parts coupons to help save you money on maintaining your vehicle. Your Jeep Maintenance Schedule intervals can also be found in the owner’s manual. Each will vary based on the model and year of your vehicle.
Once a Month and Before Long Trips
Check fluid levels, including
Oil
Coolant
Brake Fluid
Windshield Washer Fluid
Power Steering Fluid
Check tire pressure and inspect tires for uneven wear or damage.
Check your spare tire and ensure you have the tools to change it.
Check your exterior lights, including headlamps, brake lights, backup lights, and turn signals.
Oil Change Intervals (3,500+ Miles)
Oil changes are some of the most important regular maintenance services, but that’s partially because they remind you to check other things too.
Change your oil and oil filter.
Rotate your tires. Remember to rotate at the first sign of uneven wear, even if it’s before you are due for an oil change.
Inspect the battery, clean and tighten its terminals if necessary.
Inspect brakes (pads/rotors or shoes/drums) as well as your brake lines and parking brakes.
Inspect cooling system protection and hoses.
Inspect exhaust system.
Every 20,000 Miles
Not just at 20,000 miles but every 20,000 miles, be sure to hit all of these items on the checklist:
Inspect CV Joints
Inspect front suspension, boot seals, tie rod ends
Inspect brake linings and parking brake
Inspect AC and replace filter
Inspect engine air filter, replace if necessary
100,000 Miles
At 100,000 miles, you should remember to perform all of the 20,000-mile maintenance items as well as the following:
Replace spark plugs
Inspect and replace any power electronics
Inspect and replace PCV valve
150,000 Miles
Jeep SUVs are built to last both on- and off-road, but when you hit that 150,000-mile mark, you should be sure to take care of some special maintenance:
Inspect front accessory drive belt, replace if necessary
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