Jeep Maintenance Costs by Model
4 models tracked · Brand average $979/yr · ACI model estimates
Jeep vehicles cost an average of $979 a year to maintain across the 4 models tracked by AutoCostIndex, ranging from the Compass at $859 to the Wrangler at $1,061. Figures are modeled estimates at 12,000 miles a year with independent-shop labor, covering scheduled maintenance and expected repairs but not fuel, insurance, or depreciation.
Known for simple drivetrains that independent shops know well. Worth watching: off-road use accelerates suspension and steering wear. Every Jeep we track, ranked cheapest-first by average annual maintenance cost.
| Model | Avg annual | 10-yr total | Overall rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeep Compass | $859 | $8,590 | #35 of 52 |
| Jeep Gladiator | $983 | $9,825 | #40 of 52 |
| Jeep Grand Cherokee | $1,013 | $10,130 | #41 of 52 |
| Jeep Wrangler | $1,061 | $10,610 | #47 of 52 |
About these figures
Averages cover vehicle ages 1–10 at 12,000 miles a year with independent-shop pricing, from the ACI maintenance model. Open any model page for the cost-by-age curve, common service pricing, and a calculator that adapts the numbers to your driving. Full detail on the methodology page.