Service | Graham, TX Where a Ram oil change gets done in Graham, what the visit covers and how to book it. A Ram that hauls feed, pulls a trailer or just sits through a cold morning still needs fresh oil on a schedule. If you're in Graham, Olney, Jacksboro or out toward Possum Kingdom Lake, the question is simple: where do you take it, and what do you get for the trip. Holiday Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram runs a Mopar Express Lane at 1609 US Highway 380 for exactly this. This post walks through what the lane does, how often a truck here needs oil, and how to book without losing half a day. Quick answer: Holiday CDJR in Graham does oil and filter changes in its Mopar Express Lane, a service lane set up for oil changes and quick checkups. You can book online or call (940) 532-6403, and the same visit can include a tire rotation, a battery test and a multipoint check. At a glance Where 1609 US Highway 380, Graham, TX Lane Mopar Express Lane for oil and quick checkups Oil Pennzoil motor oil, synthetic available In this post Where can I get a Ram oil change in Graham, TX? What happens during an Express Lane visit? How often should a Ram or Jeep get an oil change in North Texas? Does synthetic oil make sense for a truck that tows or works hard? Booking an oil change without losing your day Where can I get a Ram oil change in Graham, TX? Holiday CDJR's service department handles it, and the quickest route is the Express Lane. The store describes that lane as a dedicated service lane for oil changes and vehicle checkups, built so a basic visit doesn't tie up a full repair bay. It's open to more than Rams. The Express Lane page says the service is available for most makes and models, so a Jeep, a Dodge or a vehicle you bought somewhere else can use it too. The store sits on Highway 380 in Graham, which makes it an easy stop on the way to work or on the way back from Jacksboro. The full list of work the shop does is on the service department page. Graham tip: If you're coming from Olney or Graford, plan the oil change for the trip you were already making into Graham. Booking a morning slot keeps the truck from sitting in a lot all afternoon. What happens during an Express Lane visit? The core job is an oil and filter change. The store lists Pennzoil motor oil for the lane and also offers Pennzoil synthetic, so you can choose based on how you use the truck. Mopar says original equipment parts go on every Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram that comes through the lane. That matters for filters, since the filter is a part that should match what the engine was built around. Most people leave with more than a fresh drain plug. The lane's list also includes a tire wear and pressure check, a multipoint checkup and fluid level checks with a refill if one is low. 1 Check in. Tell the advisor what you drive and whether it's gas or diesel, since a diesel Ram takes more oil and has its own filter. 2 Oil and filter. The old oil drains, a new filter goes on and the engine gets filled to spec. 3 Quick look. The tech checks tire pressure, wear and fluid levels while the truck is up. How often should a Ram or Jeep get an oil change in North Texas? Start with the owner's manual and the oil change reminder in the instrument cluster, since the right interval depends on the engine and the oil. Don't copy a number from a friend's truck. Then adjust for how you drive. Manuals usually treat towing, short trips and long idling as harder use, and a Young County ranch truck often does all three. Summer heat in the triple digits works the oil too, and so do cold starts on a January morning. If you can't remember your last change, treat it as due and ask the advisor to check the service history. Watch for: an oil pressure light, a ticking engine or a burning smell after a drive. Those aren't signs to wait on the next reminder. Does synthetic oil make sense for a truck that tows or works hard? Often it does, because synthetic oil holds up better under heat and load. Towing a stock trailer to the sale barn or a boat to the lake in August is the kind of use that leans on oil quality. It's still your call. Some owners with light daily use stay with conventional oil and change it on schedule, and that's a reasonable choice if the manual allows it. Ask the advisor what your engine specifies before you decide. Booking an oil change without losing your day You can book one, and it's the easier way to plan your day. The Schedule Service page takes a preferred time, or you can call (940) 532-6403. The Express Lane exists to keep basic services quick, but a booked slot means the oil, the filter and the parts you may need are ready when you pull in. Phone ahead if your truck is a diesel or has a modified exhaust or lift, so the shop can plan around it. Don't copy a number from a friend's truck. Schedule service See Mopar coupons Service | Graham, TX Book it your way Schedule online, call (940) 532-6403 or stop by 1609 US Highway 380 and ask for the Express Lane. Tell the advisor what you drive so the right oil and filter are on hand. Go to the Express Lane Oil and filter basics What oil does Holiday CDJR use in the Express Lane? + The Express Lane page lists Pennzoil motor oil and also offers Pennzoil synthetic. Ask the advisor which one your engine calls for. Does the oil change include a new filter? + Yes. The Express Lane service is listed as an oil and filter change, so a new filter goes on each time. Can a diesel Ram get an oil change at Holiday CDJR? + Diesel engines take more oil and use their own filter, so tell the store what you drive when you book. That lets the shop have the right parts ready. Timing and mileage How do I know when my oil is due? + Check the oil change reminder in your instrument cluster and the schedule in your owner's manual. The service advisor can also look up your last visit. What should I do if I missed my last oil change? + Get it done as soon as you can and tell the advisor how long it's been. They can look at the oil and the rest of the quick checks while the truck is in. Does towing change how often I need an oil change? + It can. Manuals commonly treat towing and heavy loads as harder use, so check the severe service schedule for your model. What else fits in the same visit Can I get a tire rotation with my oil change? + Yes. The Express Lane lists a tire rotation with a brake inspection, plus a tire wear and pressure check. Does the Express Lane test batteries? + It lists a battery test and replacement. The store notes that replacement is for non warranty batteries. Can the shop check my wipers and bulbs? + The lane lists wiper blade replacement and exterior bulb replacement. The store notes that headlamps may be excluded. Booking and location Where is the Holiday CDJR service department? + It's at 1609 US Highway 380 in Graham, Texas 76450. You can reach the service team through the number on the Contact page. How do I book an oil change online? + Use the Schedule Service page, pick a time that works and note what you drive. You can also call (940) 532-6403. Does the store have service coupons? + The Mopar Parts Specials page lists coupons, and the ones shown there expire on December 31, 2026. Open View Coupon Details on the page to read the terms. Other makes and parts Can I bring a vehicle that isn't a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram? + The Express Lane page says its service is available for most makes and models. Call ahead if your vehicle is unusual. What parts go on my vehicle during the visit? + Mopar states that original equipment parts are used on all Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram vehicles in the lane. Should I keep my service records? + Yes. Keep the receipt from each visit and follow the maintenance schedule in your manual, since the paperwork helps if you ever have a question about your coverage. Look at parts See what the Holiday CDJR parts department offers. Parts department Find the store Get hours and directions for the Graham service lane. Hours and directions
