Time for an oil change if
- You are at or past the mileage on the reminder sticker
- The oil life monitor on the dash is low
- The oil on the dipstick is dark and gritty, or below the low mark
- It has been about six months or more, even with low miles
- An oil pressure or oil change light is on
What we do
- Drain the old oil and replace the filter
- Refill with the oil type and amount your owner’s manual calls for
- Check the other fluids, tire pressure, wipers and lights
- Look underneath for leaks and worn parts while we are there
- Reset the oil life monitor and take the used oil for recycling
How often should you change your oil?
Follow your owner’s manual or the oil life monitor. Many newer cars on synthetic oil go well past the old 3,000-mile rule. Short trips, towing, dusty roads and cold starts count as severe use, and a lot of Tooele driving fits that. When in doubt, ask and we will look up your car.
Good for fleets and work trucks
If you run a few work vehicles, we can do them on your lot so nobody loses half a day at a lube shop. See our page for dealers and businesses.
Done in your driveway?
Oil changes are done on-site on most cars, trucks and SUVs.