Synthetic Oil Change

Why Does My Vehicle Need an Oil Change?

Your vehicle's internal combustion engine has several fast-moving metal components. Engine oil lubricates these components to keep them from being damaged by friction. Over time, however, the engine oil will degrade or become contaminated. To keep your engine from being damaged by friction, you will need to have the oil changed regularly.

Why Choose Synthetic Oil for Your Chevy?

If you're already using synthetic oil with your Chevy, you need to continue using it. If you're using conventional oil, we recommend that you make the switch! Synthetic oil changes will cost a bit more than conventional oil changes, but synthetic oil lasts considerably longer than conventional oil. With conventional oil, you should have an oil change performed every 3,000 miles. If you use synthetic oil, you can go up to 7,500 miles between oil changes! There's even more that makes synthetic oil the superior choice. It keeps your engine better lubricated and can stand up to heat and cold better than conventional oil. What's more, its detergent additives can keep your engine clean and can even clear out sludge left by conventional oil!