OEM Mopar Maintenance Parts

Vehicle maintenance is important. Luckily, it's easy to stay on top of the "what," "when," and "how often" of what you need to do. Just follow a schedule. You can start by making a checklist of the repairs, replacements, and upgrades you've done, and the ones you have yet to do. There are three types of maintenance to keep track of: regular, seasonal, and long-term. You'll find them in your vehicle's owner's manual.

Regular maintenance generally includes:

• Checking fluids -- most importantly, the engine oil and coolant
• Checking all filters -- namely, the cabin and engine air filters, the oil filter, and the fuel filters
• Checking tire pressure and tread depth and doing a tire rotation
• Checking interior lighting, along with exterior lighting such as headlights and taillights
• Waxing your vehicle to add body protection

Seasonal maintenance usually includes:

• Installing new windshield wiper blades
• Installing climate- and weather-appropriate tires
• Testing the car battery
• Checking coolant levels and topping them off if needed

Long-term maintenance often includes:

• Checking, flushing, and replacing transmission fluid as necessary
• Checking fluids in the differential and transfer case if you have them
• Checking the shocks and struts and replacing as necessary
• Checking, flushing, and replenishing radiator fluid levels as necessary
• Checking and changing any spark plugs with problems
• Checking and tightening or replacing the serpentine belt as necessary

Keep Your Vehicle in Top Shape with Genuine Mopar Maintenance Parts

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