What happens if you get an oil change early?
ALL vehicle owner’s manuals clearly state a mileage and/or time period for the oil change. There is no need to change your oil early, but it absolutely will not cause any harm to do so. It may in fact have at least a slight long term benefit.
When is the best time to change your oil?
Let us simplify it for you. Conservative estimates for oil-change intervals used to be as low as 3000 miles, before significant improvements in fuel-delivery systems, engine materials, manufacturing methods, and oil chemistry. Today, modern engines driven normally stretch intervals to 7500 or even more than 10,000 miles.
How long does it take for a do it yourself oil change?
A do-it-yourself oil change can take up to an hour, depending on how easily you can access the oil drain plug and filter on your vehicle. Conventional motor oil is derived from crude oil with a variety of additives. Synthetic motor oil is derived from man-made ingredients with a variety of additives.
Do you have to pay for an oil change?
Most auto-parts stores (check before you buy) and oil-change businesses will take back used oil at no charge. Whether you do it yourself or have it done for you, changing your oil at the proper intervals will make your engine last longer and run better.
How long does it take for an oil change at Midas?
Change your oil at the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended intervals. How long does an oil change take? A Midas oil change takes about 60 minutes and includes oil and filter change as well as our complimentary Midas Touch Courtesy Check. Oil Change Plus customers should allow another 15 minutes for tire rotation.
How often should I get an Express Oil Change?
Having Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers change your vehicle’s oil every 3,000 miles is one of the best ways you can protect this valuable investment. Once you experience our oil change, you’ll see firsthand why millions of motorists turn to us for “asset protection.”
When do you know it’s time for an oil change?
Good oil should be a clear brown-black color, though the Automobile Association of America (AAA) cautions that color is not the only indicator of oil life. If the oil is murky or opaque, it might be time for a change, and if it’s milky, your engine may be leaking coolant.
Is it worth it to get an oil change?
Regular maintenance, including oil changes, is the most cost-effective way to keep an older vehicle on the road. A lubricant such as Valvoline’s MaxLife® Motor Oil can also help extend the life of your engine. If you find that you frequently have to add oil to your car or truck, you might be “burning oil.”
Do you get free oil change at Monro?
All oil changes at Monro include a FREE courtesy inspection of your vehicle’s fluid levels, battery, brakes, steering and suspension, tire tread depth and pressure, plus more! *Includes up to five quarts of oil, chassis lube (where specified by manufacturer) and vehicle inspection.