Why Schedule Jeep Oil Change with CMA’s Valley Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram?

Your engine’s lifespan can be significantly reduced if you fail to change the oil on a regular basis. That is because fresh motor oil maintains lubrication between vital engine components through the process of combustion. Frequent oil changes also ensure your vehicle gets its best possible gas mileage because the engine won’t have to work as hard to properly utilize the fuel. Your Jeep engine will also operate more efficiently with routine oil changes that minimize unwanted sludge and build-up.

How do I know when my Jeep needs its oil changed?

If you hear strange noises from your Jeep engine, it may require an oil change due to inadequate lubrication. If ignored, this can lead to permanent engine damage. A burning smell or “check engine” light may also indicate the need for an oil change.

Should I have my oil filter replaced when I change my oil?

Yes, after an oil change, an old filter will be saturated with undesirable contaminants. At Jeep, our expert technicians understand the importance of changing your oil filter every time you get your oil changed to ensure your engine’s always running at its best.

How often should my vehicle get an oil change?

Your engine can suffer from neglecting necessary maintenance, like an oil change. While most modern vehicles need it every 7,500 miles, individual factors like driving habits and oil quality may impact this frequency.

What does clean motor oil look like?

Depending on the duration of use and any engine troubles, the color of motor oil can alter. Normally, new oil has an amber hue, while old oil is darker in color.