Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe Maintenance Schedule
When you’re looking to keep your Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe in good condition throughout Lewisburg, Sunbury, and Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, keep up with any recommended maintenance.
Today at Blaise Alexander Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT (CDJR) of Lewisburg, we offer a comprehensive maintenance schedule for your Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe. Join us for routine service intervals, hybrid-specific recommendations, instructions for verifying when maintenance is due, and adjustments for extreme driving conditions.
Every Oil Change Interval
Think of this as your Jeep’s regular “spa day.” At each oil-change reminder—triggered by the oil-life indicator—your technician will swap in fresh synthetic oil and filter, spin the tires for even wear, top off all fluids, and give brakes, belts, hoses, lights, and wipers a once-over to catch any early wear.
10,000 Miles
When you hit your first 10,000 miles, it’s prime time for a new cabin air filter to keep pollen, dust, and road grit from invading your climate system—so every breath inside stays clean and fresh.
20,000 Miles
At this 4xe spot, we’ll inspect your front and rear axle fluids (essential if you’ve towed), adjust the parking brake, and check suspension joints, brake linings, cooling hoses, and even your exhaust for any signs of stress or leaks.
30,000 Miles
Thirty thousand miles calls for fresh air—engine air filter, that is—and a close look at the transfer case fluid to ensure your plug-in system’s hydration levels are on point for seamless four-wheel-drive engagement.
60,000 Miles
Hitting 60 K is a big deal: spark plugs on the 2.0 L turbo need replacing to keep ignition crisp, plus you’ll repeat the earlier axle-and-fluid inspections, change transfer case and (if you’ve been towing or in deep mud) manual-transmission fluid, and swap in a new engine air filter.
80,000 Miles
Once you’re at 80,000 miles, it's back to rotating fluids and filters—engine-air filter replacement, transfer-case and axle-fluid inspections (or changes if you work it hard off-road), plus a thorough check of brakes and drivetrain components vehicleinfo.mopar.com.
100,000 Miles
Your high-voltage battery warranty (8 years/100 K miles) kicks in at this milestone. To stay covered and maximize your hybrid system's lifespan, have our service team inspect the battery pack for coolant leaks or capacity drops.
150,000 Miles (or 10 Years)
When your odometer reads 150,000 miles (or when your Grand Cherokee turns ten), it’s time for a full coolant flush and refill engine coolant and power-electronics and battery-coolant systems to prevent corrosion and keep thermal performance at peak.
Checking When Maintenance Is Due
In addition to following your Jeep 4xe maintenance schedule, there are other ways to know when your hybrid vehicle needs maintenance.
Your 4xe’s Uconnect® system automatically tracks engine oil life and displays “Service” or “Oil Change” reminders when thresholds are reached.
In addition, look for the “Service EV System” or “Check Hybrid System” messages, which signal hybrid-specific maintenance needs.
During your ownership journey, regularly check over the vehicle to watch for any possible warning signs.
Severe (Extreme) Driving Conditions
If you regularly operate in dusty, muddy, towing, high-altitude, or very cold/hot environments—defined by FCA as “severe”—shorten these intervals. So, be sure to mention to your technician if you drive rough or off the beaten path so that they apply adjusted intervals correctly.
Learn More About Your Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe Maintenance Schedule Today
Follow the Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe maintenance schedule as laid out in your owner’s manual to keep your Jeep hybrid reliable and efficient for years to come in Lewisburg, Sunbury, and Bloomsburg, PA. Contact us at Blaise Alexander CDJRF of Lewisburg when you’re ready for your first appointment!
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