Jeep Grand Cherokee Maintenance Schedule

Oil Change Interval-As Needed

Every Jeep Grand Cherokee comes equipped with an oil change indicator system. It will let you know if your vehicle needs an oil change via an alert on the instrument panel. Change your oil and oil filter when prompted and remember that oil change intervals should not exceed 10,000 miles or 12 months.

Remember, it's not just oil changes your vehicle needs at this point. Have the following services performed by your certified Jeep technician:

• Tire rotation
• Brake inspection (pads, shoes, rotors, drums, hoses, and parking brake)
• Engine cooling system inspection
• Battery inspection

20,000 Miles or 2 Years

When you've driven the Grand Cherokee 20,000 miles or 2 years-whichever interval comes first-your SUV will need maintenance. Change the cabin air filter at this time to ensure you're breathing fresh, clean air when you get behind the wheel.

You should also inspect the front and rear axle fluid, as well as the front suspension and tie rod ends. You can change the fluid and install new parts at this point if needed.

30,000 Miles or 3 Years

At this maintenance interval, your Jeep Grand Cherokee will need a new engine air filter. This helps keep the engine free from dirt, dust, and other contaminants. Also, you should inspect your transfer case fluid at this point. This fluid helps draw heat away from the transfer case to help preserve its performance.

100,000 Miles or 10 Years

We hope you've enjoyed every mile you've put on the Grand Cherokee up to this point! Before you drive any farther, you should have the spark plugs replaced at this interval. Fresh spark plugs help ensure the vehicle starts reliably when you need it to.

At 150,000 miles or 10 years, you should flush and replace the engine coolant. Fresh coolant helps keep your engine from overheating, so you can avoid costly repairs or even an engine replacement.