Hey there!
New to the forum here but I currently have a 2017 Jeep Wrangler 75th Anniversary Edition and am curious as to what services should be done at or around 60,000 miles. It is primarily a daily driver with little to no off-roading for the time being unfortunately. I got it lifted and threw on some 35s at 43,000 miles and it currently sits at 59,000. That being said, I am curious as to what services you would all recommend I do as it is coming up on 60k miles. Just looking to increase longevity as it's my first car and absolutely love it and the jeep community. I'll take any tips / advice from some of you more experienced jeepers lol.


Thanks!

 

Welcome to the forum. I generally follow the owners manual maintenance schedule; I do change oil around the 6K mileage.

 

I realize it's extreme, but considering how I use my jeep I service the auto tranny and the transfer case at 60k miles. Couple gallons of ATF and a filter, with a little time, make it cheap to do. Now, having said that, the first time you ever drop that transmission pan you're gonna have a real fun time. If you do, consider getting a mittyvac to pull the fluid up through the dipstick. it will make the job monumentally cleaner.