Oil Change Guide

• Mileage Interval: Follow the manufacturer’s recommended mileage interval, typically ranging between 3,000 to 10,000 miles, depending on your vehicle’s make, model, and the type of oil used.
• Time Interval: If you don’t drive often, you can instead change your oil using months, as the oil in your reservoir and through your engine can degrade over time. It can turn to sludge in a car that’s not even used. So, oil changes are important to keep your car in top condition.
• Oil Change Indicator Light: Most European cars have an indicator light when your oil is getting low or is in desperate need of replacement and/or changing. If you see this warning light, bring your European car into us today.
• Look at Your Oil’s Color and Texture: You can do this by using the dipstick, and if it’s a dark color, the oil is gritty or visibly dirty, then it’s time for us to change it out.
• Engine Noise and Loss of Performance: Increased engine noise, a hot smell from the engine bay, or noticeable decrease in engine performance be signs that your oil needs to be changed.
• A Significant Drop in Your Oil Level: If you notice the oil level gauge dropping, come in right away to protect your engine and repair any holes or leaks.