Your Jeep® SUV is designed for adventure, and when you’re ready to head out to the campsite or down to the beach, you should be able to drive with peace of mind. That’s where Jeep service comes in, and Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Glenview can help.
Our expert service team is here to provide the type of maintenance that will keep your vehicle safe, responsive, and efficient on every drive. Here's a quick guide on how often you should schedule routine service for your Jeep.
Jeep Service Schedules
There are many benefits to getting routine service, like improved vehicle efficiency, a smoother ride, and maintained vehicle value. However, you want to make sure you’re getting the right types of service at the right times.
On average, you should bring your Jeep vehicle in for service every 5,000 to 7,000 miles, but here are some other timelines you’ll want to consider:
- Oil changes—?7,500 to 10,000 miles: The oil in your vehicle helps to keep your engine cool and well-lubricated and prevents dirt and debris from getting into your engine.
- Tire rotations—7,500 miles: Depending on the type of driving you do and the tires you use, you’ll want to schedule a tire rotation every so often to reduce the risk of alignment complications.
- Brake pad replacements—30,000 to 70,000 miles: If you often drive in congested environments, you’ll likely need a brake pad replacement earlier, as city driving puts more strain on your brakes.
- Battery replacements—3 to 5 years: If you notice signs of wear or corrosion like a reduced starting capacity, engine clicking sounds, or the scent of rotten eggs, bring your Jeep SUV into our service center for battery care.
Learn more about the best Jeep service tasks and schedule your next service appointment at Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Glenview.