Where to get oil changed in Seattle, WA
#1
03-21-2008, 07:43 PM
Where to get oil changed in Seattle, WA
Hey guys I am looking for a good place to get my oil changed. Do you guys just bring it to Jiffy Lube or is there another place you'd recommend?
#2
03-23-2008, 03:24 PM
RE: Where to get oil changed in Seattle, WA
Your garage. Seriously.
Most of us on here do our own oil changes. I've heard stories about how oil-change places like Jiffy Lube don't always do a good job (leave some old oil in the crankcase, don't change the filter, fill the engine with generic oil instead of synth, etc...) It's actually not that hard to do. The dealer charges way too much for an oil change, and I don't trust any of the quick-oil-change places, so I change my own oil & do most of the maintenance myself.
Most of us on here do our own oil changes. I've heard stories about how oil-change places like Jiffy Lube don't always do a good job (leave some old oil in the crankcase, don't change the filter, fill the engine with generic oil instead of synth, etc...) It's actually not that hard to do. The dealer charges way too much for an oil change, and I don't trust any of the quick-oil-change places, so I change my own oil & do most of the maintenance myself.
#3
03-24-2008, 12:12 AM
RE: Where to get oil changed in Seattle, WA
ORIGINAL: veloracer
Your garage. Seriously.
Most of us on here do our own oil changes. I've heard stories about how oil-change places like Jiffy Lube don't always do a good job (leave some old oil in the crankcase, don't change the filter, fill the engine with generic oil instead of synth, etc...) It's actually not that hard to do. The dealer charges way too much for an oil change, and I don't trust any of the quick-oil-change places, so I change my own oil & do most of the maintenance myself.
Your garage. Seriously.
Most of us on here do our own oil changes. I've heard stories about how oil-change places like Jiffy Lube don't always do a good job (leave some old oil in the crankcase, don't change the filter, fill the engine with generic oil instead of synth, etc...) It's actually not that hard to do. The dealer charges way too much for an oil change, and I don't trust any of the quick-oil-change places, so I change my own oil & do most of the maintenance myself.
You want to make some $$$ changing it?
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