Service & Parts

Get to Know the Team

When you take your vehicle to a service center, you expect the specialists doing the work to be up to date on every component of your vehicle. That’s exactly what you’ll get from us because our mechanics undergo the latest training on a regular basis. Plus, they’re certified, experienced, and highly skilled. Not only do they perform their duties according to a high set of standards, but they also work quickly and efficiently so you’re able to get back to your everyday life as soon as possible.

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Our Automotive Services

Have you recently noticed a burning odor coming from the engine? Is the engine running louder than usual? Do you hear a squealing sound every time you apply the brakes to come to a stop? We can handle all of this and much more! Bring your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, or Wagoneer to our on-site service center for all its maintenance and auto repair needs, from regularly scheduled appointments to major repairs. Here, we’ll help make sure you can count on a continued driving experience worthy of your expectations.
Services we cover range from general automotive and preventative maintenance, such as oil changes, brake pad replacement, and battery tests, to such integral procedures as air conditioning and heater service and cooling system and radiator repair.

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We Only Offer Quality Parts 

Every component we place inside your vehicle is of the highest quality because we only supply OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts. You can rely on these components because they were designed to operate in your specific model.

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How To Tell When Brake Pads Need To Be Replaced

Brake pads generally have a lifespan of 25,000 to 65,000 miles. Consistently squealing brakes are a sign that the brake pads are ready to be replaced. There are several ways you can make sure you’re getting the most out of the pads. For starters, avoid driving faster than necessary. Excessive speed causes you to brake harder and faster more often. Doing this results in wearing down the brake pads in a shorter period of time. Keeping the cabin free of clutter does the trick, as well, by alleviating any excess weight that would cause undue stress on the brakes.
 

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When To Have Tires Rotated

It’s important to make sure tires are rotated every 6,000 to 8,000 miles to spread wear and tear evenly across each tire’s surface. That way, tires will last as long as possible. Remember to look at each tire every now and then to check for cracking, swelling, or separating. If any of these symptoms are present, have an expert look over your tires.

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Oil Change Intervals

How long should you wait before having the oil changed? That depends on the kind of oil the engine uses. The conventional oil you’ll find in older engines should be changed every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, while newer vehicles with synthetic oil will need to have it changed between 7,500 and 10,000 miles.

 

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Schedule Your Service Center Appointment Today

Do you like what you’ve read about us so far? You’ll be pleased to know this brief overview barely scratched the surface. If you’re in Fort Washakie, Lander, or Riverton, Wyoming, contact Fremont CDJR Lander today to schedule an appointment. We look forward to hearing from you!