Jeep® Maintenance Schedule

Owning a Jeep® model, whether a rugged Wrangler® or a refined Grand Cherokee®, means you expect capability, reliability, and adventure. To keep your vehicle performing at its best, it’s essential to follow a proper Jeep maintenance schedule. At OREMOR Automotive Group, we help Los Angeles drivers stay on top of recommended service so your Jeep stays safe and dependable no matter where the road leads.

Jeep Maintenance Service Intervals

Monthly

• Check the fluid levels (engine oil, windshield washer fluid, brake fluid, coolant, etc.).
• Check the tire pressure.
• Check the interior and exterior lights.
• If you’re due for an oil change, replace the filter; rotate the tires; and inspect the exhaust, battery terminals, brake pads, and door latches.

20,000 Miles

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

30,000 Miles

• Inspect the transfer fluid and case fluid.
• Replace the engine air cleaner filter.
• Change the manual transmission fluid if the vehicle is used for trailer towing, snow plowing, heavy loading, taxi service, police work, off-road use, etc.

40,000 Miles

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

60,000 Miles

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

100,000 Miles

• Perform the 20,000-mile inspections and replacements.
• Replace the spark plugs (if not already replaced).
• Flush and replace the engine, intercooler, battery, and Motor Generator Unit coolant if needed.
• Inspect and replace the PCV valve.

Jeep Grand Cherokee & Wrangler Maintenance Schedules

The maintenance schedules for the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Wrangler are not exactly the same, though they share general intervals. The Wrangler, being a major off-roader, often requires more frequent checks of its drivetrain and suspension, and more fluid changes (especially under harsh conditions), while the Grand Cherokee maintenance schedule is more typical for an SUV but still has specific needs.

Schedule Service At OREMOR Automotive Group

Why should you choose one of our service centers? We offer genuine parts and expert tips for drivers throughout Orange County and the Inland Empire. Schedule your next appointment today and keep your Jeep performing the way it was built to!

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.