Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Schedule

As an owner of a Jeep Wrangler, you want more fun in the sun, days at the beach, and a way to tow supplies around the marina. You can head to your favorite off-road destination outside of Deer Park and Houston if being close to the water isn’t your thing.

You’ll want to take care of the SUV that takes care of you, which is why we highly recommend following the Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule. Find out more with our guide. When your Jeep Wrangler oil change interval comes up, we’d be more than happy to help near League City!

What Is the Recommended Jeep Wrangler Maintenance Schedule?

In general, the Jeep Wrangler oil change interval occurs every 7,500 miles. Your vehicle might tell you you need to change your oil before that point if you drive in certain conditions, such as extremely hot or cold climates or in very dusty environments. Older Jeep models might have different maintenance requirements, so check your owner’s manual for the correct Jeep Wrangler service intervals.

When you bring your Wrangler in for service at the 7,500-mile mark, we’ll take care of other regular maintenance. Here is the Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule you should follow.

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

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

By this time, if you’re offroading, some of these vital parts might start to show signs of wear. If we see something that needs to be replaced soon, we will let you know and recommend a solution.

Every 40,000 Miles

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

At this point in vehicle ownership, you might need a new battery, new tires, or new parts on your brakes depending on the condition of your Jeep Wrangler.

Every 60,000 Miles

• Everything from the 40,000-mile maintenance
• Change the transfer case fluid
• Change the transmission fluid

Again, if any other parts need to be replaced, we’ll let you know.

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

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Please remember this is the ideal Jeep Wrangler maintenance schedule. You might need some of these services sooner from our Pasadena service center depending on several factors. If the driving conditions during your outdoor adventures get more severe and extra-rugged, you might come in for service more often.

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If you have any questions about your Jeep Wrangler service, please contact us or call 832-730-2723. If a Jeep Wrangler oil change interval is near or need other maintenance, schedule service with us!