Oil Changes

Engine Protection

Clean oil prevents wear and tear on engine parts, it is a key lubricant made to protect the engine from sludge buildup.

 

Emissions

Clean oil helps the engine run smoothly, which helps it pass vehicle emission tests. 

 

Fuel efficiency

Clean oil reduces friction between parts, which helps the engine run more efficiently and get better gas mileage. 

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What happens if you don't change your oil regularly?

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Lack of oil changes can lead to expensive repairs such as timing chain damage or even engine failure. To avoid this consult with your technician on how frequent you should be scheduling oil changes. This may vary on the oil type required for your vehicle and miles put on the vehicle regularly. 

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Symptoms of Sludge Build-Up​

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Oil pressure warning light: The oil pressure warning light on your dashboard begins coming on. This indicates that your oil pressure sensor is reading the pressure level of your engine and should be verified.

 

Poor fuel economy: Sludge can make it harder for oil to circulate, which can reduce your gas mileage. 

 

Unusual noises: Sludge can cause engine components to knock against each other, creating a clicking or tapping sounds in your engine. 

 

Rough idling: Sludge can make your car vibrate or lurch while idling 

 

Oil leaks: Sludge can cause oil seals and gaskets to weaken or blow, leading to oil leaks