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The RAM 1500 is known in the Harlingen truck driver community as one of the most reliable vehicles in the area, but even this vehicle will require TLC through RAM maintenance. Staying on top of essential service is important to keep your vehicle running as smoothly as possible. Learn more about the RAM maintenance service intervals, as well as when to change your oil or replace your tires.
When you consider your RAM 1500 service schedule, keep in mind that these markers will vary depending on the driver as well as the specific vehicle. With that in mind, here is the general RAM 1500 maintenance schedule:
The 8,000-mile mark is when your new RAM 1500 should receive its first scheduled maintenance. This RAM 1500 maintenance schedule mostly consists of changing the oil and oil filter, providing you with fresh oil. We will also check your fluids and perform a RAM 1500 tire rotation.
20,000 Miles
The brake system should be checked to see if a replacement is needed. Technicians will also check the tie rods, and the front suspension should be checked and adjusted as needed.
At the 30,000-mile point, we will check if you are in need or an engine or cabin air replacement. This interval is also great to check for any of your transfer case fluid needs.
Check the transmission fluid, filters, engine coolant, and brake fluid and replace them as needed.
The integral service point has technicians checking all the previous services as well as service to your spark plugs and wires inspected, and PVC joints inspected and replaced.
Services found on the 60,000-mile service should be completed. Then, the transfer case should be inspected and replaced if you’re often towing or hauling around South Padre Island.
At this interval in the RAM 1500 service schedule, engine and cabin filters should be inspected and replaced.
Schedule an appointment with our service center today, or be sure to utlize our service specials for relevant savings.
