Replace the Engine Air Filter

Before air can make it to the engine of your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or RAM, it must go through a filter. The engine air filter is designed to keep out dirt, debris, and other particles in the air. A build-up of dirt in your engine will result in it stalling and need significant repair. This can all be avoided with a quick replacement of the engine air filter. It takes just a couple of minutes for a certified technician to locate the old engine air filter, remove it and replace it with a brand new filter.

Inspect your Vehicle's CV Joints

Your CV joints around your vehicle will deteriorate over time and with each turn. Because they are a steady moving part, like tires, they may need to be replaced sooner rather than later. When you come in for 30,000-mile service, a MOPAR certified technician will lift your vehicle so that they can access all of the CV joint boots. If you have started noticing a clicking sound when you turn your vehicle, that is a sign that a replacement for these joints is needed.

Why Do You Need MOPAR 30,000-Mile Service

By this time, you have had your vehicle around two years and have driven it through several seasons. It has been exposed to elements and weather, which causes parts like CV joints to break down and need replacing. Also, both the CV joints and the engine air filter replacements are not services to put off. While you do have a few hundred miles to wait, if you need to, prolonging this service could cause further deterioration in other connected parts. These replacements will start to add up financially and could be a safety hazard. This service prevents long-term damage from happening, all while keeping you safe when driving.