Retro Lube Oil Change
Everything You Need to Know about An Oil Change Routine maintenance is the key to ensuring your vehicle is ready to take you wherever you need and want to go. This quick guide will explain the why, how, and how often of this important service. How Is It Actually Done? The technician removes the oil pan from your car or truck. This allows all of the oil that was previously circulating through your engine to drain out. Then they remove the oil filter and replaces it with a brand new one. An oil filter helps remove any impurities before the oil circulates through the vehicle. After that, the oil pan is reattached, and the technician refills your oil with the right viscosity. When Should You Have Your Oil Changed? Newer cars typically only need to have an oil change every 5,000 miles. Some engines today rely on synthetic oils, and that means they can go much longer than 5,000 miles between changes. Older vehicles, though, should have an oil change every 3,000 miles. Routine Maintenance Pays Off Fresh oil keeps your engine lubricated, cool, clean, and running smooth. And if you can save a few bucks at the pump too, well, no one will complain about that! Ready to schedule your oil change? Contact us today or drop in anytime for your next oil change.
