Dodge Durango Maintenance Schedule, Service & Repair

At our California Dodge dealership, we make it easy for you to stay on top of regular maintenance. But how often exactly should you be scheduling Dodge Durango service? Here’s a schedule breakdown for what tasks should be performed, and at what intervals.

Understanding Maintenance Schedules

While general service tasks don’t vary significantly from vehicle to vehicle, the recommended intervals at which they’re performed can vary depending on the type of vehicle you have, how old it is, and more. Becoming familiar with the maintenance schedule for your particular make and model is important to knowing when you’ll need which services.

Some manufacturers and technicians measure service needs by miles since the last service, and some measure by time elapsed. While there are general estimates for average mileage per year among drivers, keep in mind that your schedule can vary greatly depending on how much or how little you drive.

Dodge Durango Service Schedule

As stated above, it’s important to check your car’s unique manual for recommendations specific to your vehicle. But here are some general intervals at which you should be scheduling Dodge Durango service at Kearny Mesa Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM:

• 6,000 miles (about six months)
  • Oil and filter replacement
  • Tire inspection
• 12,000 miles (about one year)
  • Oil change
  • Brake system inspection
  • Exhaust system inspection
  • Tire rotation and inspection
• 24,000 miles (about two years)
  • All 12,000-mile interval tasks
  • Replace spark plugs
  • Replace engine air filter
  • Inspect other filters
• 48,000 miles (about four years)
  • All 12,000-mile and 24,000-mile tasks
  • Transmission fluid and filter replacement (if towing often)
  • Inspect other fluids
  • Parking brake adjustment

At Kearny Mesa Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM, we know the importance of keeping your Dodge Durango well-maintained. Regular service visits will help preserve the quality and condition of your car and will improve its lifespan by taking good care of the parts that work hardest for your vehicle.