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Hey all, need a thoughts... I am coming up on 25000 and service is calling for a neck adjust as well as regular service... Dealers is looking at $450 I have done all my own services in the past.. Is it worth the cash or continue doing my own.
I have a 2015 Limited... pretty much all highway miles
My vote is to always have it done by the person you trust most. And anyway, I assume you own the service manual? Neck bearing adjustment is really pretty straightforward. You won't have any problems.
Adjusting the steering head bearings is not a big deal, however, repacking them is a pain in the a$$. My 2014 failed the swing test at 30,000 miles and when I disassembled to inspect and lubricate, bearing was practically dry.
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25000 mile service on rushmore
