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That depends upon the mileage/run-time hours since the last tune-up, and where you live (it does vary greatly). A decent shop will charge between $140 and $160 hourly labor rate here in Florida.
Then, there's quality and item count (I.E; cost) of parts used and what exactly is required after the tech's inspection, in-addition to the normal services recommended in your owner's manual, at your DD's current mileage.
So in-reality, nobody can answer your question with any accuracy at all... Just too many variables involved.
 
It really depends on a visual inspection and how much prior maintenance has been done before. A simple tune up may not be enough. You might need tires, brakes, shocks, bearings, all fluids and filters, battery and electrical systems parts, etc etc.. it just depends on what all those look like, and act together. And these are just scratching the surface. A qualified mechanic should be a first starting point. A good scan will also help to point out problems.
 
And it depends on what you have done to it previously and at what mileages. If it's new to you then you might have to assume nothing has been done to it and go from there. Follow your owners manual recommendations for starters.
 
Hi Amanda:
What makes you think your Durango needs a tune up? Is it running poorly? How long have you owned it, and what do you know if anything about it's maintenance history?

Don
 
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