Where do you get your oil change?
 

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except DIY.

:D

Dealer because free.

Socal Motorworks...why? Because I'm a lazy bastard...:ugh2:

In my garage

Wow

on the Earth, in my case.

* Exclude DIYs please

:D

:iagree:

It's the only place where I know what I'm getting.

For most of the cars I've owned, the oil got changed in the garage/driveway. When I had the Z, it was more effort than I cared to expend to raise the car, unbolt the lower cover, &c, so I took it to a dealer.

Be aware that at a lot of dealerships the guy doing oil changes is the same guy that washes cars - minimum wage and probably not all that motivated to do a good job. When possible, I will seek out the guy who will be changing my oil and chat with him a bit in hopes that he will be doing the job for that-guy-with-the-nice-car instead of just-another-faceless-customer.

I've had bad luck with oil change shops and avoid them now. But you may have better luck in your area.

I order my own oil and filter off Amazon then spend $20 to have one of those lube shops do it... Of course I'm watching them the whole time. Usually they like talking to me about cars.

Mitsubishi dealership.

I can't comment, cause in my garage, and no DIY's allowed. :)

Stealership

Hiro's Auto in Costa Mesa. Eneos Synthetic 5w-30 and OEM Nissan oil filter for $62.50

@Ford stealership, show the mechanics what they're missing out on.

Is it legal that they put the same guy to do an oil change and a car wash ??

Should be illegal .