
Routine oil changes are an integral part of the RAM 1500 service schedule. When you have your oil changed according to the automaker’s recommendations, you are helping lubricate internal engine components, minimize friction and wear and tear, and optimize your overall driving experience on Auburn and Prattville roads. But what kind of oil does the RAM 1500 use, and how much oil does the RAM 1500 need? Tallassee Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM answers these questions below to ensure you get the best, most dependable performance out of your pickup.
The recommended RAM 1500 oil type will depend on your model, model year, and engine type. For this reason, we suggest consulting your owner’s manual for the exact RAM 1500 oil type for your specific truck. With that said, most modern engines benefit most from a full synthetic oil. Here’s our general advice for some of the most popular engine options offered in the RAM 1500:
We’ve covered the RAM 1500 oil type; now, you’re likely wondering how much your pickup can hold. Again, we encourage you to check your owner’s manual, as RAM 1500 oil capacities can vary between engines and model years. Below is the RAM 1500 oil capacity for each of the engines listed above:
Now that you know the RAM 1500 oil capacity and type, you’re ready to set up an oil change at our Tallassee service center. Contact us to make an appointment or reserve a time online that works for you. Also, we invite you to check out our rotating service specials for possible ways to save on an oil change and other routine maintenance needs. When you prioritize regular oil changes, you are prioritizing the continued performance and reliability of your RAM 1500.
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