Get A Chrysler Dealer Oil Change With A Difference

An oil change service is one of the most necessary regular automotive maintenance services, keeping your car healthy and mitigating the risk of engine damage that gets higher and higher as you prolong the service. But, while it helps your car be in its best shape, we know that it can be a headache.

At our Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership in New Carrollton, MD, we give our all to be a painkiller for that headache. We offer comfortable facilities and free WiFi while you wait, and for an oil change service, you may not even have to leave your car.

We offer Mopar® Express Lane services, including an oil change, so that you can get the high-quality precision of a dealership oil change service but without the wait.

When Should You Get a Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Dealer Oil Change?

Whether it's a Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, or Ram vehicle, every car, SUV, or truck has a specific oil change interval to follow. You can check your owner's manual to see when you'll need a Dodge dealer oil change. Typically, though, you'll need an oil change every 7,000 to 10,000 miles with a Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, or Ram vehicle filled with synthetic oil (learn more about synthetic below).

However, if you lose track and neglect the interval, or in rare cases like if improper non-authorized oil is used for a Jeep oil change, hard-to-ignore symptoms may appear, including:

• Vibrations occur at engine idle
• Knocking or rattling noises occur from the engine
• Diminished engine performance and MPGs in the same driving conditions
• Smoke is emitted from your vehicle's exhaust
• Engine oil dipstick shows a dark color (ask us how to check)
• Check engine light or Service Engine Soon light appears

Contact DARCARS CDJR New Carrollton Dealership if any of these symptoms occur, as severe engine damage may be on the horizon.

Why Choose Synthetic Oil For A Jeep Dealer Oil Change?

We recommend synthetic oil for your next oil change service. But why? With the precision of a modern engine, the lab-engineered formula of synthetic oil works the best. Conventional oil is the alternative, and while it costs less, it may cost more in the long term.

Synthetic oil is developed down to the molecular level, letting it resist the extreme forces of your engine and the natural chemical decomposition of oil with more effectiveness. As a result, you can get a longer oil change interval for a full-synthetic Dodge oil change service. Performance can also improve over conventional oil, and engine cleaning powers are stronger with synthetic, too.

Save On Your Next Oil Change Service in New Carrollton, MD

Synthetic oil may cost more, but with our oil change service coupons, you can even it out and enjoy the power of a synthetic oil change for less. Browse our service coupons and schedule your service today, then find the DARCARS CDJR New Carrollton dealership hours and directions to come on down.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a full-service oil change?

A full-service oil change is an oil change that typically includes a multi-point inspection of your vehicle while the oil is draining and being refilled. Full-service oil changes will vary from dealer to dealer. But with Mopar® Express Lane, you can add a tire rotation, tire inspection, brake inspection, battery test, air filter replacements, fluid level checks and top-ups, exterior bulb replacements, and a full-car multi-point inspection onto your next oil change. Contact our CDJR dealership to learn more about what's offered.

Does "service engine soon" mean oil change?

The "Service Engine Soon" light on your dashboard may mean that you need an oil change service. The "Service Engine Soon" light is designed to bring attention to a wide range of mechanical engine issues, and a diagnostic service will be required to determine the cause. A neglected oil-change interval can cause issues, and this CDJR warning light may be alerting you that danger to your engine is imminent. Bring your car into DARCARS Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of New Carrollton for diagnosis and repair of the issue that your "Service Engine Soon" light is pointing to.

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