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    Take 5 Oil Change

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Valvoline Instant Oil Change

    Valvoline Instant Oil Change

    3.4
    (29 reviews)

    They seemed to do a good job meaning nothing was forgotten, broken, and I did not experience any…read moreleaks or collateral damage. It was also fast and they did put in the correct quantity of oil. Not sure what grade of oil or brand of oil filter they used. At about $120, it's very expensive. Clearly you are paying for convenience. As a former tribologist, mechanic and DIYer, I can do this job myself in 15 minutes for about $35-40 (using a group 3 / group 3 PAO blend "synthetic" like Mobile 1, Pennzoil Ultra Platinum or similar), and an OEM filter which is my personal preference. I don't know what grade of "synthetic" they use. Many oils labeled "synthetic" are not group 4 / 5 based oils, ie PAOs or Esters - true synthetics. Most are made from group 3 base stocks - a highly refined, ultra clean petroleum. Having said that, as long as the API donut meets your engine's requirements, you are fine. I recommend changing the oil every 5,000 miles. Knock 20% off of that if your car is turbo charged or 4,000 miles. Obviously PAOs and Esters will give you better protection especially at the thermal extremes but come at a premium price. I'm positive these oil change shops do not use true synthetics because they are cost prohibitive and would eat their profit margin. Caveat emptor.

    Late August got my oil changed and a safety inspection at Porters Neck Valvoline in my Wrangler…read more Several weeks ago, opened the hood for the first time since the oil change to find the snap-on engine cover/insulation blanket missing. Returned to Valvoline to retrieve the cover and was advised that several had been thrown away as they cleaned out storage room several weeks ago. They made no offer to pay for replacement, which cost over $300.00 dollars.

    Take 5 Oil Change - oilchange - Updated July 2026

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