Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Schedule

Take care of the Jeep that takes care of your wilderness adventures when you follow the Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule for regular service near Lincoln. In general, the Jeep Wrangler service intervals happen every 7,500 miles, depending on your driving habits near Omaha. You’ll be able to take care of your rugged SUV for everyday drives around Seward and when you take care of your off-road adventures. Read more about the Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule from the team at Sid Dillon Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Crete.

Recommended Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Schedule

As we said, the regular Jeep Wrangler service intervals occur every 7,500 miles. Older models might have a different Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule. We advise you to check your owner’s manual for the exact Jeep Wrangler maintenance interval you need to follow. 

During these service appointments every 7,500 miles, your Wrangler will receive a full synthetic oil change and a tire rotation, among a few other things. If you drive a lot more or drive in very dusty conditions, you might need service sooner. Here is the Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule you should follow for the best results:

Jeep Wrangler Service Intervals Every 7,500 Miles

• Oil Change
• Tire Rotation
• Tire Balancing
• Inspect the battery
• Clean or tighten any loose battery terminals
• Inspect the brakes
• Inspect the grease on door latches
• Look at the engine air filter (offroading could make it dusty!)
• Inspect the exhaust system
• Check the engine cooling system protection and hoses
• Check the transmission fluid
• Look at other vital fluids
• Inspect the windshield wipers

Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Every 20,000 Miles

• Everything from the 7,500-mile maintenance
• Replace your air conditioning and cabin air filter
• Check on the transfer case fluid
• Inspect the CV and Universal joints
• Inspec the front suspension and tie rod ends
• Inspect the brake linings and parking brake
• Check the front and rear axle fluid
• Inspect the tires for wear

Remember, if you love off-roading, you might start to see signs of wear. Also, after every service appointment, we’ll tell you if something is close to being replaced.

Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Every 40,000 Miles

• Everything from the 20,000-mile maintenance
• Change the rear and front axle fluid

Tires, brakes, and a battery typically last around 50,000 miles. We’ll let you know if these parts need to be replaced soon.

Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Schedule Every 60,000 Miles

• Everything from the 20,000-mile maintenance
• Change the transfer case fluid
• Change the transmission fluid

Jeep Wrangler Service Intervals Every 100,000 Miles

• Everything from the 60,000-mile maintenance
• Inspect and replace the PCV valve
• Check the drive belts and replace them
• Perhaps perform a radiator flush and fill with fresh coolant

Schedule Jeep Service at Sid Dillon Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

Is it time to follow the next step of your Jeep maintenance schedule? Contact us, call 402-523-2460, or schedule service with our team. If you want more service tips, read our guide to the top service tips and tricks for your vehicle.