Jeep Gladiator Service Intervals

* Listed service intervals serve as a general guide and are not associated with the OEM. Please refer to your vehicle's owners manual for optimal recommendations for your specific model.

Jeep Gladiator service intervals are well-known to Jeep owners. They're those convenient inspections and maintenance routines that keep the Gladiator motoring forward in great shape. At our dealership, we handle your Jeep Gladiator maintenance schedule according to the precise owner's manual recommendations for your specific model year. These services are slightly revised as the years go by for a Gladiator. For example, the service schedule for a 2016 Gladiator might be slightly different than the one for a 2022 model. Whatever your model year and generation of Gladiator, we're here to serve.

20,000 Miles

A young Jeep Gladiator is still in the prime of life at 20,000 miles, but don't use that as an excuse to delay important maintenance procedures like oil changes and front suspension checks. The Gladiator plays hard. It'll need a keen eye from a certified technician to keep it rolling in great shape.

30,000 Miles

The transfer and case fluid need to be checked at about 30,000 miles. If the fluid is low or worn out, it'll be replaced. This usually doesn't happen, but it's not unheard of to need maintenance in this area if you're a very heavy off-roader.

60,000

For those who own a Gladiator with a manual transmission, you might need to have a transmission fluid change at around 60,000 miles. If you tow a lot, it's possible that the transfer case fluid will need to be replaced at this stage (if it wasn't at the 30,000-mile stage).

90,000 Miles

It's good to have another oil change and multi-point inspection when you reach 90,000 miles. This is the pre-100,000-mile phase of your model's life, and a good inspection will let you know what kind of major maintenance might be needed when your model hits 100,000 miles.

100,000 Miles

At 100,000 miles, a Gladiator has traversed a lot of trails and put in serious work. It's natural to need a new battery, engine flush, and full inspections of the PCV valve. Every Gladiator year will differ, but the way you use your Gladiator also determines what kind of maintenance you need to keep your model running strong during its mid-phase in life.

The Jeep Gladiator is a trail-rated pickup truck that has sophisticated 4X4 systems and strong Jeep performance. Keep your model sharp and smooth with regular maintenance routines at our dealership. If you have more questions, please talk to a member of our team.