The industry consensus on high mileage is 75,000 miles. This is a collection of links on this topic, including an article published by Valvoline and a number of high-mileage motor oil options for the 3.6L gasoline engine.
Articles and Threads on High Mileage Motor Oil
When to Start Using High...
When my Gobi was new I inquired about the extendedwarranty you guys offer. I didnt pull the trigger then, but I will be coming up on my 3 years in July. I have saved emails from Maria G. Can I reach out to her or should I just order from the website? Thanks.
...a 2020 ruby with the 8.4 screen package who was also feed that line about her vin not in the recall group. She also has the mopar extendedwarranty and was told it will be several months until they can get to the repair because recall claims take priority.
Basically standard FCA/mopar BS...
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Sorry to hear that. Every Jeep I have owned has been modified with lifts, including 3 with AEV, and I have never had a warranty claim denied. But I have not had a suspension related claim, either. I can see that being grounds to do it.
I think using an extendedwarranty they are more particular about mods, not sure, just thinking. I also think that particular mods make differences?
As said above worth a try at different dealer, don’t do lawyer bit will cost more than repair!! LOL
Go Jeep!!!
So you added a 2” spring spacer to lift the front end up, that adds to the suspension travel and bounce wind-up, adding space before contact with the hydraulic bottom out pad catches the axle and stops it gently. That are now leaking? That seems related to making it blow out the seals. Try...
It might be worth it. Mine is heavily modified and some dealers wont touch it but one dealer doesn't care and has done warranty work on it for me. They told me as long as I am cool with them they will be cool with me so I drive 45 minutes anytime I need to take to a dealership. They also have I...
Hi All,
2021 Mojave owner here with a Mopar Maximum Care extendedwarranty. I was recently denied on a warranty claim on the hydraulic front jounce’s (read as bump stops) that the Mojave’s have. Both driver and passenger sides are leaking heavily at this point.
My Mojave has an AEV 2” spacer...
I'm a huge fan of powerful, reliable, fuel sipping, diesel, torque monster engines over the many decades. I 100% get why you chose that Jeep/RAM Eco Diesel. What an ideal engine (minus the emissions) for a Jeep/Gladiator vehicle.
Not so much a fan of the newer ones (everyone's got problems...
...good, as I was about to take it back and travel 1200 miles to go get a different diesel Gladiator.
Still looking for a 3rd party Extendedwarranty. Local dealer uses Assurant. Anyone have experience using them? Don't think I can use Granger since it's Mopar. Endurance is too costly. I think...
...chain to the block while up in Alaska and that spun a timing gear on one side and condemned his engine which was replace under his extendedwarranty.
The whole video IMHO is worth a watch. Gives insight to an average dude basically following the OM recommendations for fluid changes to...
I know Mopar ExtendedWarranty is the way to go. In fact, we turned down the dealer's third-party warranty offer when buying our used 2023 Diesel Gladiator at a Ford dealership, just because we wanted Mopar. Now that I've been shopping for said Mopar warranty, I am not able to get it due to the...
...my Hertz rental car which was a 2024, 5.7 hemi Ram three-quarter ton which gone 1.5 mpg (16.5) better gas mileage. 😳. Stellantis give me money and there best extendedwarranty for four years more. I guess they treated me right.
But my fingers are crossed.
New to the forum but I love my gladiator.
So has mine, but my insurance add on towing did more. A buddy of mine just traded his JT off, that is with the caveat he changes vehicles like socks. Always "having problems and getting a great deal" on the replacement one.
That seems to be a pattern with more than a few auto shops. I've had...
I didn't realize that the pentastar was different across lines and years I just thought it's been basically the same all these years. I thought it was a hemi tick I never heard of the pentastar tick but if there is an issue they could offer up a extended time/mileage warranty?
A lot depends on the synthetic itself.
But all of the lube experts, makers of the lube, machinery sites and others say the same things -
synthetic oil is non-hydrolytic. In other words, they remain stable in damp environments as they do not emulsion when exposed to water.
For heat...