Spring cleaning isn’t just for your home — it’s also important for your Jeep® SUV. Here are some tips from our Jeep service center that will help you get your vehicle ready for spring:
Start with the Exterior
Even if you don’t take your Jeep out onto rugged and dirty terrain, it could always use a good wash. Just make sure you’re using products made for cars; things like household dish soap aren’t good for the paint. Don’t forget to give your tires and glass a good scrubbing as well. Consider taking your Jeep to a self-serve car wash to get the best results.
Work on the Interior
When the outside is sparkling, it’s time to move to the interior. First, clear out any clutter or trash — and be sure to look under the seats and any other places it may hide. Next, take out the floor mats. If you have all-weather mats, you can just hose these down to clean them, and if they’re standard, you can shake off dirt or use a vacuum for best results. While your mats are out, use the vacuum to get rid of the dirt and dust on the floors and seats.
Spring cleaning is also a great opportunity to clean the inside of your windshield and the car’s dashboard to keep your interior looking as good as new.
Replace Worn Components
Chances are good that some things in your Jeep have worn out and need a replacement, such as those floor mats. If the winter weather did a number on your windshield wipers, you should think about getting a new set of wiper blades. And if you’ve noticed the treads on your tires getting shallow, they may also need to be replaced. Our service center can help take care of these tasks and more!
Schedule Service
Having your Jeep looking great is important, but you can’t forget about the parts under the hood. If it has been a while since you got service, your vehicle could be due. Regular oil changes, tire rotations, and fluid top-offs will help ensure that your car performs its best, and you can make an appointment for these tasks or anything else you need at Fields Chrysler Jeep Dodge Asheville.