Maintenance Schedule for your Wagoneer

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Maintenance Schedule for your Wagoneer

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When you own any vehicle, you’ll want to put in the necessary amount of effort to keep it around for as long as possible. These are investments, integral parts of keeping everything in your life running smoothly. That’s why, here at Bedford CDJR, we want to tell you some of the ways in which you should be maintaining your Wagoneer by focusing on a regular schedule that can make a world of a difference in repairs. The more on top of a schedule you are with your Wagoneer, the least likely you’ll have to come in for unexpected surprises that can often cost much more. One thing we really want to note before we get into the maintenance schedule is the fact that this is going to vary for everyone, so this is not a one-size-fits all sort of solution. Consult with your owner’s manual, and the service technicians at our service center for more information.

10,000 miles

The most common scheduled maintenance that you will be having done to your Wagoneer is the kind that occurs around every 10,000 miles. This roughly comes out to 12 months, which means in some cases you might want to bring your Wagoneer around sooner. Needless to say, we suggest getting an oil and filter change, along with a tire rotation. Another key bit of maintenance is to have the battery and its terminals inspected, along with a look at the brake parts, and even the exhaust system. Having the professionals at our service center look at your Wagoneer regularly means they’ll be able to keep an eye on any problem areas and fix them before they get too unruly.

20,000 miles

When you hit every 20,000 more miles, there’s additional maintenance that you should be considering for your Wagoneer. Beyond just getting another oil change, and having the tires rotated, you should also have our technicians check out the front suspension, parking brake, front and rear axle fluid, tie rod ends, and brake linings. Don’t forget to have them replace the cabin air filter to make sure that the air you’re breathing inside your Wagoneer is fresh and clean.

100,000 miles

The last milestone we want you to consider with your Wagoneer’s regular maintenance is what you’ll do once you hit 100,000 miles. We know that your Wagoneer will last this long, and once it does, make sure that the spark plugs are completely replaced, all of the fluid levels are checked, replace the engine coolant, and even have the PCV valve replaced, too. This also includes all of the other maintenance that we have already suggested you have done.

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After finding out more information about the kind of maintenance that you should be having done to your Wagoneer, we hope that you will choose Bedford CDJR for all of your Wagoneer’s needs. We are here to help, and our certified techs understand everything that these vehicles need done. So, choose us, and let’s get started!