Best Jeep dealer for Service in Tulsa?

[twotonevert]

Purchased my JK used, not sure who to have it serviced with. Anyone I should stay away from or any of them stand out?

Chris Nickel
Southpoint
East Tulsa Dodge/Jeep

Thanks guys

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Other than warranty work or a super low oil change price why do you have to use a dealer?
Try an independent shop like Creitz in Tulsa.

 

[reade]

Are you talking about oil changes? I do them myself and I don't change the oil on any other of our vehicles. I do use a local shop for other things, they did my lift. Osborn's in Hominy, the owner is very good and has been very honest with me. He did some work on our daughter and son-in-laws car for exactly half what the dealer in Tulsa quoted.

 

[twotonevert]

Just to maintain my warranty, and its a pain getting rid of the old oil.

 

[Engineman1960]

To get rid of my used motor oil, I use the MET (Metropolitan Environmental Trust). Here is the link for Broken Arrow:
http://metrecycle.com/broken-arrow/

I use a plastic gas container to transport and dump it at the MET's large container.

 

[buckeye]

AwfulZone accepts old oil for recycling.

 

[Danny Tanner]

I use O'Reilly because they're right around the corner from my house, but not everyone has that luxury.

Still a pain, but better than collecting it in my garage. For factory warranty maintenance, you may or may not be required to have Jeep certified service stations change the oil, though.

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Just to maintain my warranty, and its a pain getting rid of the old oil.

Legally you do not have to have service by the dealer or OEM representative to maintain your warranty. The Magnuson-Moss warranty act protects us consumers from that. If the dealer/OEM requires their service then they need to provide it at no-charge.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0138-auto-warranties-routine-maintenance

 

[MikesB12]

I use O'Reilly because they're right around the corner from my house, but not everyone has that luxury.

Still a pain, but better than collecting it in my garage. For factory warranty maintenance, you may or may not be required to have Jeep certified service stations change the oil, though.

Incorrect. You are not required to have the dealer or any other entity change the oil to maintain warranty status. Simply keep the receipts for materials or labor and you're set.

 

[MikesB12]

Legally you do not have to have service by the dealer or OEM representative to maintain your warranty. The Magnuson-Moss warranty act protects us consumers from that. If the dealer/OEM requires their service then they need to provide it at no-charge.
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0138-auto-warranties-routine-maintenance

What he said.