The Jeep Gladiator, a unique blend of rugged off-road capability and open-air freedom, is built for adventure.

But like any vehicle, it can experience unexpected issues. Understanding your Jeep Gladiator warranty and the benefits of extended protection options can provide you with peace of mind for the road ahead.

At Granger Motors, we’re here to help you explore your Gladiator’s warranty coverage and additional protection plans so you can focus on making the most of your journey.

Understanding the Jeep Gladiator’s Standard Warranty

Jeep offers a comprehensive warranty package for the Gladiator, ensuring your investment is well-protected from day one:

Basic Limited Warranty
3 years/36,000 miles
Covers most components and systems, including the engine, transmission, electrical system, and air conditioning, against defects in materials or workmanship.

Powertrain Limited Warranty
5 years/60,000 miles
Protects core components like the engine, transmission, and drive system, offering peace of mind for high-cost repairs.

**Corrosion Perforation Warranty
**5 years/Unlimited miles
Covers rust-through on body panels, ensuring your Gladiator remains in peak condition even in harsh environments.

Roadside Assistance

5 years/60,000 miles
24/7 roadside help, including towing, flat tire changes, battery jump-starts, and more, to keep your adventures worry-free.

What’s Not Covered

While Jeep’s standard warranty provides substantial protection, it’s important to be aware of what it doesn’t cover:

• Wear and Tear: Items like brakes, tires, and wiper blades that naturally degrade over time.
• Maintenance: Routine services such as oil changes, filter replacements, and tire rotations.
• Accidental Damage: Repairs due to collisions, misuse, or off-road damage exceeding normal use.

Common Gladiator Concerns, TSBs, Recalls & Warranty Protection

Jeep Gladiators are designed for off-road adventures, but like any vehicle, they can experience specific issues, especially after rugged use. Here’s a breakdown of common concerns, including related Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) and recalls that Gladiator owners should be aware of.

Electrical Glitches

Modern Gladiators are equipped with advanced technology, such as infotainment systems and various sensors. These features may occasionally malfunction or require software updates.

• TSB 08-074-20 - Addresses issues with the Uconnect system freezing or rebooting unexpectedly. Jeep has provided a software update to resolve these problems.

Soft/Hard Top Issues

Owners of Gladiators equipped with soft or hard tops may experience leaks, wind noise, or difficulties in operation.

• TSB 23-005-21 - Jeep issued this bulletin to resolve hardtop water leaks, offering solutions like re-sealing seams or replacing faulty parts.
• TSB 02-007-21 - Focuses on suspension noise caused by off-road usage, offering updated parts or repairs to minimize wear and tear.

Recalls for the Jeep Gladiator

Jeep regularly issues recalls to address safety concerns or performance issues that could impact your vehicle. Here are some significant recalls related to the Gladiator that owners should be aware of:

Recall Number: NHTSA Recall 20V-124
Issue: Clutch Pressure Plate Overheating – On some Gladiator models with manual transmissions, the clutch pressure plate can overheat, increasing the risk of a fire.
Action: Jeep addressed this recall by replacing the clutch pressure plates on affected vehicles.

Recall Number: NHTSA Recall 21V-028
Issue: Rear Driveshaft Separation – Certain Gladiator models may experience rear driveshaft separation, which could lead to a loss of power or vehicle instability.
Action: Jeep resolved this by replacing the faulty driveshafts with updated components.

Recall Number: NHTSA Recall 22V-544
Issue: Fuel Tank Weld Defect – Some Gladiators may have an incomplete weld on the fuel tank inlet, increasing the risk of a fuel leak and fire hazard in a crash.
Action: Jeep replaced the defective fuel tanks to mitigate this risk.

Mopar® Vehicle Protection Plans: Extending Your Coverage

While Jeep’s standard warranty provides solid protection, a Mopar® Vehicle Protection Plan offers additional peace of mind by extending coverage beyond the factory warranty period. These plans allow you to tailor your protection to your needs and driving habits.

• Maximum Care - The most comprehensive plan, covering over 250 components. Includes trip interruption coverage, rental car reimbursement, and first-day coverage for immediate protection.
• Added Care Plus - Covers major components, including the engine, transmission, and drive system. Offers additional benefits like trip interruption and rental car reimbursement.
• Powertrain Care Plus - Focuses on the essential powertrain components such as the engine, transmission, and drive system.

Each plan comes with varying levels of coverage, giving you the flexibility to choose what best suits your driving habits and coverage needs.

Why Choose Granger Motors for Your Jeep Gladiator Warranty?

When it comes to protecting your Jeep Gladiator, Granger Motors is the dealership you can trust.

Our commitment to providing superior service, combined with convenient warranty options, makes us the ideal partner for your warranty needs. Here’s why so many Jeep owners choose Granger Motors:

• Transparent Pricing - At Granger Motors, we believe in honest and upfront pricing. There are no hidden fees or unexpected costs when you purchase or extend your warranty.
• Factory-Backed Plans - All of our extended warranties are factory-backed by Jeep, meaning you’re getting the best protection directly from the manufacturer.
• Easy Installment Payments - We offer flexible payment plans to suit your budget. Choose from affordable monthly installments or pay upfront for added convenience.
• Nationwide Coverage - We offer flexible payment plans to suit your budget. Choose from affordable monthly installments or pay upfront for added convenience.

Adventure-ready Protection!

Your Jeep Gladiator is built to handle rugged terrains and exciting adventures, and the right warranty coverage ensures you can do so with confidence. Understanding your standard warranty and considering a Mopar® Vehicle Protection Plan helps you avoid unexpected repair costs and keeps your Gladiator ready for the road ahead.

Visit Granger Motors today or contact us to learn more about your Jeep Gladiator warranty options and discover how you can keep your vehicle protected for years of thrilling adventures.

Jeep Gladiator Warranty FAQs:

What is included in the Jeep Gladiator Basic Limited Warranty?
The Jeep Gladiator Basic Limited Warranty provides 3 years/36,000 miles of coverage for most components and systems, including the engine, transmission, and electrical systems. It protects against defects in materials and workmanship.

How long does the Jeep Gladiator Powertrain Warranty last?
The Powertrain Warranty lasts for 5 years/60,000 miles, covering essential components like the engine, transmission, and drivetrain, ensuring major repairs are protected during this period.

What’s not covered under the Jeep Gladiator warranty?
The warranty doesn’t cover wear and tear items like brake pads, tires, and wiper blades. Routine maintenance services such as oil changes and accidental damage from misuse or collisions are also excluded.

What common issues do Jeep Gladiators experience?
Some common issues include electrical glitches, soft or hardtop leaks, and suspension noise. These issues are often addressed by Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) or recalls, with repairs covered under the standard warranty.

Can I extend my Jeep Gladiator’s warranty coverage?
Yes, you can extend your Gladiator’s warranty with Mopar® Vehicle Protection Plans. Options like Maximum Care and Added Care Plus offer coverage beyond the standard warranty for added peace of mind and protection against future repairs.