Bring own Engine oil and oil filter to change

[automachine]

I have own synthetics englin oil and synthetics oil filter but I don't have place to change myself. I am looking for someone or some store to change for me. Where is the best location to change and how much cost will be?

Thank you in advance.

[ExtraSlow]

$100

[darthVWader]

$99

[M.alex]

I will do it for 3 hand jobs. However, I'm willing to negotiate down to 1 if you're willing to look me in the eyes while you do it.

[G-ZUS]

I do it half price, $50 dolla

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

What kind of vehicle? If its a GM bring it down to me at GSL we have no problems doing LOFs with customer supplied oil and filters.

[slammedfc]

most of the time the shops will charge you the same amount if you supply oil

[dj_rice]

Bring it anywhere. Lube place, dealership, repair shops, tell them you have your own oil. They use your oil but charge you the same price for regular oil change.

[ExtraSlow]

Originally posted by M.alex
I will do it for 3 hand jobs. However, I'm willing to negotiate down to 1 if you're willing to look me in the eyes while you do it. Don't listen to this user. I tried to take advantage of this deal, and in the end I had to pay Wal-mart to change my oil while I washed my hands.

[dirtsniffer]

change it yourself?

[Boosted131]

If you want to do it yourself there is U-wrench. I just do mine on the street usually though

[revelations]

Uwrench +1

[nobb]

Ive seen guys in the Canadian Tire parking lot using the curb as a ramp and doing their oil change right there haha.

[Boosted131]

Originally posted by nobb
Ive seen guys in the Canadian Tire parking lot using the curb as a ramp and doing their oil change right there haha. yup that's all it takes when I do my truck! Car, not so easy :p

[rx7boi]

Go to a dealership, they'll charge you for like half an hour of labour but make sure you ask them what they plan to charge first.

That's what I do. I buy the synthetic oil when it goes on sale at Canadian Tire and then take it into Hyundai.

They charge me 5 bucks for the filter and 25 for the oil change lol.

Save myself 30-35 bucks everytime with none of the mess.

[Graham_A_M]

Originally posted by M.alex
I will do it for 3 hand jobs. However, I'm willing to negotiate down to 1 if you're willing to look me in the eyes while you do it.
Call me.

[AE92_TreunoSC]

Now that I've worked at a few different shops I'd definitely suggest a dealership for a quick oil change, especially the ones with quick lube bays.

Proper oil filters and the the chances of screw ups are drastically reduced for a quick oil change. Usually 30$ without oil.

[Rat Fink]

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[DEATH2000]

Originally posted by dj_rice
Bring it anywhere. Lube place, dealership, repair shops, tell them you have your own oil. They use your oil but charge you the same price for regular oil change.
Id be hesistant to take it to some places without being able to completley watch them do it. I have heard stories in the past where instead of using the custmer supplied oil (usually premium stuff) they just put in their cheap stuff instead and kept the customer's oil to be re sold.

[FraserB]

I don’t see why people still use these jiffy lube type places. It costs me $57 for an oil change done by my mechanic for all supplies, quick inspection and grease if it’s needed. I do have to book a week ahead, but that’s not a huge deal. Unless I’m getting completely ripped off haha.

[speedog]

Originally posted by dirtsniffer
change it yourself?
Didn't comprehend what was written in the first post in the thread?.

[Boosted131]

Originally posted by speedog

Didn't comprehend what was written in the first post in the thread?. everyone should learn to change their oil. It's a basic life skill, just like checking tire pressure or adding washer fluid

[revelations]

Originally posted by Boosted131
everyone should learn to change their oil. It's a basic life skill, just like checking tire pressure or adding washer fluid

Even my wife does it :nut:

[98type_r]

Originally posted by Boosted131
everyone should learn to change their oil. It's a basic life skill, just like checking tire pressure or adding washer fluid

add changing a flat to that list. I stopped to help someone who shredded their tire by driving on it flat. They didn't even know they had a spare in the back.

[dirtsniffer]

Originally posted by speedog

Didn't comprehend what was written in the first post in the thread?.

haha, not really. Have to read between the lines to make sense of it.

I am assuming he meant he didn't have room to change his oil. But how could that be the case? What would impede him from opening the hood and going under the car?

Now if he said he was too lazy or ignorant to change his oil I would have understood.