Superior Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram of Conway
Ready for more off road adventures? Climb into your Jeep Wrangler and set a course for the unknown! To help keep your Jeep’s internal combustion engine working properly, it needs the right type of engine oil and regular oil changes. Modern Jeeps use high-tech features, like an oil change indicator and state-of-the-art engineering, to give you the most out of your daily drives, weekly errands, and weekend adventures. The Jeep Wrangler oil type required for the engine depends on your specific model and year as you drive on Little Rock and North Little Rock roads and highways. Find out more info about the recommended Jeep Wrangler oil type in Superior Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram of Conway’s handy guide below!.
Jeep recommends its Mopar brand of oil, called MaxPro, for your Jeep Wrangler oil type. Mopar meets Jeep’s high standards for keeping your engine in top condition. Your Jeep Wrangler oil type also depends on the size of the engine under the hood and the engine type.
You have five engines available for the current generation of Jeep Wranglers, from 2018 to now, and the Wrangler oil type and capacity varies a bit depending on the engine.
Jeep highly recommends full synthetic oil for the best results. Consult with your owner’s manual or driver information screen to see what kind of oil Jeep recommends for your SUV.
You have a choice when you bring your vehicle in for an oil change at Superior Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram of Conway. Your vehicle can take conventional (regular) oil or full synthetic oil. Our service team highly recommends full synthetic oil because it better suits your Jeep Wrangler engine and it will last longer.
Full synthetic oil costs more money upfront when you pay for an oil change. However, the oil change interval is longer with full synthetic oil. You’ll still need oil changes every 3,000 to 5,000 miles for older vehicles using conventional oil. But when you fill your engine with full synthetic motor oil, you may not need to change the oil until after 7,500 miles or even as long as 10,000 miles!
You’ll save money over the long term since you have fewer oil changes in Benton thanks to full synthetic oil. For example, let’s say a conventional oil change costs $70 while full synthetic is $95. You’ll need two oil changes for conventional versus just one for full synthetic, meaning you’ll spend $140 versus $95 in the same time period. You’ll save $45 with full synthetic motor oil! Your individual costs will vary.
OEM parts, including MaxPro oil and a Jeep Wrangler oil filter, are best for your Jeep because the manufacturer specifically formulates the oil for its engines. Also, having the right Jeep Wrangler oil type can help maintain your SUV’s warranty.
Once your oil change is done, our technicians will reset the oil change light on your Jeep Wrangler. However, if you perform oil changes on your own, there are two ways in which you can do this:
The second way follows these steps:
If this still doesn’t reset the light, bring your Jeep Wrangler in for service. Also, when you reset the engine oil change light on your Jeep Wrangler, make sure you actually performed an oil change. Otherwise, your vehicle’s oil light indicator will be inaccurate and your service intervals will be off.
Our technicians are happy to help you maintain your Jeep Wrangler to keep it in top condition! Feel free to adventure with your family because we can maintain your Jeep for as long as you own it. Contact us or call (501) 426-5492 for more details or if you have any questions about an oil change for your Jeep Wrangler.
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