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re: Oil Change Prices
Posted on 1/12/23 at 8:28 am to Canon951
Posted on 1/12/23 at 8:28 am to Canon951
The last time I went to my local Jiffy Lube it was $80 and it was NOT Jiffy. I sat there over an hour.
And to add insult to injury, the dude pops in to suggest I put on new wiper blades because mine were "looking really worn". I had just put new blades on the week before.
I smiled and said no thanks. When I left I went to O'Reily and bought a oil drain pan started changing my own.
I have a 4x4 Tacoma so it sits up high enough for me to just slide under, no need for ramps. I can get 6 Toyota OEM oil filters from Amazon $24 and 5 quarts of Mobil 1 full synthetic for a little over $20.
So for around $30 and in under 30 minutes I can change my own and know it was done right.
I have ramps for the wife's Audi and change hers as well. And Audi says every 10K miles, so it's a long time before I even need to mess with it. She is a low mileage driver.
Lastly, there's a feeling of "rightness" when you do some of your own vehicle maintenance. For me anyway.
And to add insult to injury, the dude pops in to suggest I put on new wiper blades because mine were "looking really worn". I had just put new blades on the week before.
I smiled and said no thanks. When I left I went to O'Reily and bought a oil drain pan started changing my own.
I have a 4x4 Tacoma so it sits up high enough for me to just slide under, no need for ramps. I can get 6 Toyota OEM oil filters from Amazon $24 and 5 quarts of Mobil 1 full synthetic for a little over $20.
So for around $30 and in under 30 minutes I can change my own and know it was done right.
I have ramps for the wife's Audi and change hers as well. And Audi says every 10K miles, so it's a long time before I even need to mess with it. She is a low mileage driver.
Lastly, there's a feeling of "rightness" when you do some of your own vehicle maintenance. For me anyway.
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