Spark Plugs: The Spark Plugs on your Jeep Cherokee are typically maintenance free, and good for a life expectancy of approximately 100,000 miles. Your Mid Rivers Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, and Dodge Service Department stocks nearly every size of Mopar spark plug needed for your Jeep Vehicle, and will have you changed in no time! Your Cherokee's Owner's Manual offers more extensive information about these crucial pieces of equipment.
Wiper Blades: Windshield wiper blades are the gateway to the road ahead in your new Mid Rivers Jeep Cherokee.
That's why they need replacement every six months or so. Change them
sooner if they become brittle or if they dry out, squeaky or noisy.
Those are the four signs indicating they have outlived their useful
life. A Napleton Pro tip: If they are smearing and leaving water spots on the windshield, that's a good sign it's time for replacement. The Mid Rivers Jeep Parts and Service department stock a full lineup of Wiper Blades made specifically for your new Jeep Cherokee SUV.
Transmission Fluids: With the transmission on your Jeep Cherokee being a sealed unit, chances are that unless you exceed 100,000 miles you will end up selling it before servicing it. Ha, just kidding! We know Jeep owners are so passionate about their vehicles that their ownership will easily exceed 150,000 miles in its lifetime. As designed, the transmission on your new Mid Rivers Jeep Cherokee might need very little, if any, maintenance. But that doesn't mean you don't need to care about it. Jeep
recommends a hands-off approach to transmission servicing except in
situations where your Jeep Cherokee is subjected to high-mileage, high-stressed driving,
or where the transmission fluids might have become contaminated after a
river crossing excursion, for instance. In which case, your Mid Rivers Service Department is able to drain and refill your transmission fluid, lickity split. Please check with your Jeep Cherokee Owner's Manual and your Mid Rivers Jeep Service Advisor.
Air Filters:
A clean air filter helps your Cherokee to breathe freely, purifying the
air going into the cylinders of your Mid Rivers Jeep Cherokee.
Constructed to trap particles and debris from entering the
engine, a dirty filter can interrupt the air flow causing the Cherokee's
engine to suffer. Eventually the filter becomes clogged, causing a loss
in efficiency that reduces mileage. Your Mid Rivers Cherokee Owner's Manual suggests changing it every 30,000 miles
unless you live near a desert region in the United States, in which
case you should change it around 15,000-miles. Your Mid Rivers Jeep
service advisor would be happy to inspect it for you.
Finally:
Your Mid Rivers Jeep Cherokee's Owner's Manual can offer much more
detail on the care and proper feeding of your new Jeep. Additional
information on the operation and service schedule of your new Mid Rivers
Jeep vehicle is available from our group of factory-trained service
associates. Our Jeep service professionals are eager to offer
you service that will keep your Cherokee feeling like new. Call Mid Rivers CDJR for more information today.