Engine Oil Change
Fresh oil keeps your engine clean, cool, and properly lubricated so it runs smoothly and lasts longer. This service drains the old, dirty oil, replaces the filter, and refills with the right grade for your car. It's the simplest, most important bit of maintenance you can stay on top of.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Recommended mileage or time interval has been reached
- Oil looks dark, gritty, or smells burnt on the dipstick
- Oil change reminder or warning light is showing
- Engine sounds noisier or runs less smoothly than usual
- Oil level is low between scheduled services
Frequently asked questions
How often should I change my engine oil?
Most modern cars go 5,000–7,500 miles between changes, but check your owner's manual, since synthetic oils and newer engines can stretch that interval. If you do a lot of short trips or towing, change it a bit sooner.
Do I really need synthetic oil?
It depends on your engine. Many newer cars require synthetic, while older ones run fine on conventional. We'll use the grade your manufacturer recommends so you're never overpaying or under-protecting your engine.
What happens if I skip oil changes?
Old oil turns thick and gritty, which makes the engine work harder and wear out faster. Staying on schedule is the cheapest way to avoid expensive engine repairs down the road.
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