Ram 2500 Maintenance Schedule

Ram 2500 20,000-Mile Maintenance

The first time you’ll make a maintenance appointment for your Ram is at the 20,000-mile mark and every 20,000 miles after. During this visit, our team will make sure your truck is running its best with the following services:

• Engine oil change
• Tire rotation
• Cabin air filter replacement

The technicians will also do a thorough assessment of the model’s CV joins, suspension, tire rods, axle surfaces, and bake linings and perform service as needed.

30,000-Mile Maintenance for Your Ram 2500

When you see 30,000 miles on your odometer, it’ll be time for another maintenance check-up. This time, along with most of the above services, our team will inspect the transfer case fluid and replace the engine air cleaner filter to ensure your Ram is safe and performing its best.

Ram Maintenance at 100,000 Miles

When you begin to put some serious mileage on your Ram 2500, you’ll need extra services to keep your truck running smoothly on the roads.

When the 100,000 milestone occurs, our technicians will give a thorough inspection of your vehicle and add more maintenance services to the list. This includes changing your model’s spark plugs as well as flushing and replacing the engine coolant. However, you might be able to wait until the 150,000-mile mark to do the latter, depending on your driving habits.

Also performed at the 100,000-maintenance appointment is an inspection of the PCV valve—and our team will replace this component with a brand-new feature if needed.

Ram 2500 Maintenance Appointments: 120,000 Miles and Beyond

When you drive 120,000 miles, revisit our service center team to ensure your Ram is healthy and performing as it should. Our team, along with any of the above services your truck requires, will also change out the transfer fluid!

Does your Ram boast a 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel engine? If so, at the whopping 150,000-mile milestone, you’ll need to have your crankcase ventilation filter replaced. Other services for this powertrain include:

• Flush and replace the power steering fluid.
• Change the automatic transmission fluid and filter.
• Inspect the wheel bearings and drive belt.