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RAM TRUCK SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE — LANGLEY

RAM Truck Scheduled Maintenance for Langley Drivers

Dale's Auto Service provides scheduled maintenance for RAM 1500, 2500 and 3500 trucks used for commuting, towing, hauling, job-site work and commercial service.

Maintenance is matched to the truck's engine, mileage, service history and actual duty cycle rather than treating every RAM as though it has the same needs.

RAM truck scheduled maintenance near Langley at Dale's Auto Service
RAM 1500 Light-duty maintenance and repair.
RAM 2500 Heavy-duty work and towing service.
RAM 3500 Commercial and high-load applications.
Gas & Diesel HEMI, Pentastar, Cummins and applicable diesel service.

RAM SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

Maintain more than the engine oil.

Regular maintenance gives us a chance to inspect systems that can affect reliability, tire life, towing performance and safety. What is due depends on the truck, engine, mileage and service history.

Engine Oil & Filter

Correct oil specification and quality filter service for gasoline and diesel RAM applications.

Engine Air Filter

Inspect restriction, contamination and filter condition, especially on trucks used around dust or job sites.

Cabin Air Filter

Replace restricted cabin filters that can reduce HVAC airflow.

Spark Plugs

Scheduled ignition maintenance for applicable HEMI and Pentastar gasoline engines.

Diesel Fuel Filters

Fuel-filter maintenance for applicable Cummins diesel systems.

Brake Inspection

Pads, rotors, calipers, brake fluid and wear patterns.

TRANSMISSION & DRIVELINE MAINTENANCE

RAM trucks have more fluids than engine oil.

Four-wheel-drive and heavy-duty trucks rely on the transmission, transfer case, front differential and rear differential. Fluid condition matters even more when the truck regularly tows, carries payload or operates under severe conditions.

RAM Transmission Service
Transmission Fluid Service according to transmission type, condition, application and maintenance history.
Transfer Case Fluid service for applicable four-wheel-drive RAM trucks.
Front Differential Inspect fluid condition, leaks and driveline concerns.
Rear Differential Important for trucks exposed to towing, payload and heavy use.
Leaks Inspect pans, seals, housings and driveline components for fluid loss.

RAM GAS & DIESEL ENGINES

Maintenance depends on the engine under the hood.

RAM trucks have been offered with several engine families. The right maintenance plan should reflect the actual engine, not simply the RAM badge on the grille.

5.7L HEMI

Engine oil, ignition, filters, cooling-system condition and developing leaks should be monitored as mileage increases.

6.4L HEMI

Heavy-duty gasoline applications benefit from careful fluid, cooling and chassis maintenance.

3.6L Pentastar

Oil, ignition, cooling and filter maintenance for applicable RAM trucks.

6.7L Cummins

Engine oil, fuel filters, cooling system and heavy-duty operating conditions all matter.

EcoDiesel Applications

Applicable diesel engines require the correct fluids, filters and diesel-specific maintenance.

Unknown Service History?

An inspection can help establish a practical maintenance baseline.

SEVERE-DUTY RAM SERVICE

How the truck works matters.

A RAM used to tow trailers, carry tools or sit idling at job sites experiences different operating conditions than a lightly used personal truck. Maintenance should reflect those conditions.

Frequent Towing Adds load and heat to the engine, cooling system, transmission, brakes and driveline.
Heavy Payload Increases demand on tires, brakes, suspension and wheel bearings.
Extended Idling Engine operating hours may accumulate without corresponding kilometres.
Dusty Conditions Air filters and underbody components may require more frequent inspection.
Commercial Use Reliability and downtime become part of the maintenance decision.

PREVENTIVE RAM INSPECTION

Catch wear before the truck tells you loudly.

Maintenance visits are an opportunity to inspect developing chassis, brake, cooling and driveline issues while they are still easier to plan around.

Brake Wear Pads, rotors, calipers and fluid condition.
Steering & Suspension Ball joints, tie rods, track bars, shocks and bushings.
Tire Wear Pressure, tread depth and alignment-related wear patterns.
Fluid Leaks Engine, transmission, transfer case, differentials and cooling system.
Battery & Charging Starting and charging performance before a no-start situation develops.

RAM MAINTENANCE INQUIRY

Tell us about your RAM truck.

Include the truck, engine, mileage and how it is used. We can help determine which maintenance items should be prioritized.

Include RAM 1500, 2500 or 3500 and model year.
Tell us whether it is HEMI, Pentastar, Cummins or another engine.
Include current mileage and known service history.
Mention towing, commercial use or extended idling.

HOW CAN WE HELP?

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RAM TRUCK SERVICE NEAR LANGLEY

Dale's Auto Service

#107 – 19415 56 Avenue
Surrey, BC V3S 6K2

Immediately west of the Surrey–Langley border and convenient to Langley City, Willowbrook, Brookswood, Murrayville, Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Aldergrove and Cloverdale.

Monday–Saturday
8:00 AM–5:00 PM

RAM MAINTENANCE FAQ

Common RAM maintenance questions.

Do you service RAM 1500, 2500 and 3500 trucks?

Yes. Dale's services light-duty and heavy-duty RAM trucks for scheduled maintenance, diagnostics and repair.

Do you maintain Cummins diesel RAM trucks?

Yes. Applicable maintenance can include engine oil, fuel filters, cooling-system checks, battery and charging inspections and driveline fluids.

Does towing change how often my RAM should be serviced?

It can. Frequent towing places additional load and heat on the engine, transmission, cooling system, brakes and driveline.

Do you service RAM differential and transfer-case fluids?

Yes. Front differential, rear differential and transfer-case fluid service is available for applicable RAM trucks.

Can several maintenance items be completed during one visit?

Yes, when appropriate and scheduled accordingly. Combining maintenance can reduce repeat downtime.

My RAM has no service history. Where should I start?

Start with an inspection and review of the current mileage, fluid condition and known service items. That creates a practical maintenance baseline without automatically replacing everything.

Do you inspect brakes and suspension during RAM maintenance?

These systems can be inspected during service so developing wear, leaks and tire-related concerns can be identified.