60k-mile Service for a Jeep Cherokee in Los Angeles

The list of services the Jeep dealership faxed me includes:

• Lubrication

• Change Oil and Filter

• Rotate Tires

• Balance Wheels

• Brake Inspection

• Service Front Differentials

• Service Rear Differentials

• Service Transfer Case

• Service Transmission

• Transmission Flush

• Flush Cooling System

• Engine Tune-Up

• Throttle Body Clean

• Service Air Filter

• Service Crank Case Breather

• Service Smog Valve

• Replace Fuel Filter

Does it sound reasonable for the dealership service department to charge $750 for this? If not, perhaps there's another place I should take my Jeep?

Thanks in advance for your advice,

Vivek

----------------------------------------------------------------------- Vivek Maddala Maddala Music / Tadcaster Studios

A number of years ago when I was due for a major service for my '98 Cherokee (now nearing 130K), I called the dealership and was quoted a price of nearly $600. When I called back and recited the specifics from the "A" maintenance schedule, the price dropped dramatically... to around $150.00. Long story short, make sure you know what it is you actually need to have done for your particular mileage interval.

Mark '98 XJ '98 TJ