An oil change is the one job everybody puts off because it means losing an hour at a quick-lube. We bring the correct oil, the correct filter, and a drain pan to your driveway or office lot, and you never leave the couch. We use the viscosity your manufacturer specifies, not whatever is on the shelf.
Signs you need mobile oil change
- Maintenance light or oil-life reminder is on
- It's been more than 5,000 miles or six months
- Oil on the dipstick looks dark or gritty
- Engine sounds louder or ticks at start-up
What we do on site
- Confirm the correct oil grade and capacity for your engine
- Drain the old oil hot, replace the drain plug washer
- Install a new OEM-quality filter, torque to spec
- Fill to level, run the engine, re-check for leaks
- Reset the oil-life monitor and set a sticker for next time
- Haul away the used oil and filter for recycling
Doing this in a driveway
Oil changes are the perfect mobile job. We need a reasonably level spot and a few feet of clearance. Gravel, a parking deck, or a job-site lot all work fine.
Parts we use
Full synthetic, synthetic blend, high-mileage, or conventional oil; OEM-spec filter; drain plug gasket.
Pricing: Usually comparable to a quick-lube once you count the trip you didn't make; synthetic and European cars run a bit more. Every job is quoted in writing before we start, and there's no upsell — how our pricing works.
FAQ
Mobile Oil Change: common questions
Do you bring the oil, or do I buy it?
We bring everything. Tell us the year, make, model, and engine when you book and we'll show up with the correct oil and filter. If you'd rather supply your own oil, that's fine too — just let us know.
Can you do a synthetic oil change on a European car?
Yes. BMW, Mercedes, Audi, VW, and Volvo all have specific oil approvals (like VW 507.00 or BMW LL-01). We stock or source the approved oil and reset the service indicator.
What do you do with the old oil?
It goes in a sealed container in the truck and gets recycled. Nothing is left in your driveway.