Your car's engine is made up of many moving parts which can wear out if allowed to rub together, so oil is pumped through your engine to continuously lubricate these parts.

As the oil moves through the engine, it picks up tiny pieces of debris. Since these foreign particles could damage engine parts, the oil passes through an oil filter which traps the debris. With time, heat and pressure, the oil eventually loses its ability to lubricate.

This is why the oil and oil filter should be changed every 3000 miles or 3 months, whichever comes first. Experts agree that changing your engine oil regularly is the single easiest way to prolong engine life. In addition to the engine, your car has a number of other parts which need lubrication to reduce wear.

These include parts of the steering, suspension and transmission systems, and the parking brake cable. Whenever we change oil and oil filter we also apply lubricants to all the critical parts of your vehicle.