Valvoline Instant Oil Change (
VIOC) [
Store Locator] is offering
VIOC In-Store Coupon: $25 Off Valvoline Full-Service Full Synthetic or
Synthetic Blend Oil Change w/ linked coupon valid at any participating locations only.
Valvoline Instant Oil Change (
VIOC) [
Store Locator] is also offering
VIOC In-Store Coupon: 50% Off Conventional Oil Change w/ linked coupon valid at any participating locations only.
Thanks to community member
duff1856 for finding this deal.
Note: Includes up to 5 quarts of Synthetic Blend, Full Synthetic or Diesel Oil (diesel quarts may vary, conventional oil only for 50% coupon), filter (prem. extra), lube, and maintenance check
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Moral of the story? At least try to call a few local shops to see if you can get a better price on your next oil change. Most are probably high, but there are still a few righteous shops out there hanging on for dear life watching while people grossly overpay for the most simple services elsewhere.
Not an option for everyone to be sure, but it's maintenance almost anyone can handle if they have a place to work and the desire to save some money.
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I was referring to the Fram Core filters Walmart's so-called 'techs' use. Those are a huge step down even from a basic Super Tech filter. Source: I'm a tribology geek who cuts filters open for inspection. Second source: BITOG - a tribology geek website for people like me who also cut filters open and share data.
It beats going under the car when it is dead cold and less mess, but once a year I do a total drain from the plug. It is helpful if you oil filter is accessible from the top of the engine, then no need to crawl under at all. I use a Schwaben from ecs tuning.
It beats going under the car when it is dead cold and less mess, but once a year I do a total drain from the plug. It is helpful if you oil filter is accessible from the top of the engine, then no need to crawl under at all. I use a Schwaben from ecs tuning.
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And why, Mr. Purolator, is not only your filter superior, but are you certain you are getting what they are claiming?
Not an option for everyone to be sure, but it's maintenance almost anyone can handle if they have a place to work and the desire to save some money.
It's around $33 with 50% discount
All you need for drain plugs are 13mm-17mm hand wrenches (use the closed end and don't use ratchet+sockets). For oil filters, I prefer to use band wrenches for all the ones installed by King Kong (aka all lube techs).
The golden rule to remember when using ramps: NEVER align the car to your ramps. Align your ramps to your car. To clarify, never just guess on ramp placement and then just drive up them. Always put the car exactly where you want it and straighten the steering wheel, THEN put your ramps up against your tires (centered and straight with your tires), give the ramps a light kick toward the rear of the car to make sure there is no gap between the tire and the thin edge of the ramps, then drive up without turning your steering wheel. As long as you do this, you'll never mess up.
I use this drain pan.
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And always, always have at least one full can of brake cleaner on-hand. It is the ultimate mess cleaner.
For the messes on yourself, Gojo Supro Max. Not the orange junk.
Hope this helps.
Moral of the story? At least try to call a few local shops to see if you can get a better price on your next oil change. Most are probably high, but there are still a few righteous shops out there hanging on for dear life watching while people grossly overpay for the most simple services elsewhere.
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