Jeep Gladiator Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

The Jeep Gladiator is a vehicle that has excellent prospects to be a reliable type of transportation for you. However, vehicles like this one need maintenance and work, just like any other vehicle. It needs service intervals and maintenance to keep working at its top level. The schedule that we outline below is an excellent place to start making sure your Gladiator is taken care of generally. If you want more precise information, however, you will have to go beyond the general advice and read your manual that's specific to your vehicle model and trim level.

15,000 Mile Mark

The first thing you will need once you reach this many miles is an oil change. You will also need to check your tires and brakes. Many factors can make these wear out at different levels. Having a tech who's certified for Jeep will go a long way.

30,000 Mile Mark

When you've driven it this far, you need to now get another oil change with another inspection of tires and brakes. They have had even more time to wear down. You also need to take a look at the Gladiator's air filter, and fuel filter since these may be dirty enough to need to be changed. You may need to change them more often if it's dry and dusty where you are.

60,000 Mile Mark

There are more things you have to check at this doubt. These include looking at the brake fluid, for example. You should also check the brakes again since they may need a full replacement. It could be time to replace the coolant fluid and the transmission fluid as well since they do need replacing around now often. It's important to look at the battery, too, since it may need swapping out.

90,000 Mile Mark

Now you should check the same things once again as you did at 60 thousand for your Gladiator. Plus, there are more things to worry about now, including just about any of the hoses in your car, any of the plugs, or more fluid related to steering. You may also want to check other pieces, like the timing belt.

If you follow your Jeep Gladiator maintenance schedule, this will help add to the longevity and health of your vehicle. For more information about Jeep Gladiator Service intervals, please don't hesitate to contact us today. We'll be happy to help you out with whatever you need using our service techs today.