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• How do I pick the best oil change service shops?

  With so many options available, it’s hard to know how to pick the best oil change service shops. We’ve compiled a checklist to help current and prospective customers choose the oil change shop tha
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• Is a little oil dripping from my vehicle a big deal?

  While it might seem easy to ignore a few drops of oil on your driveway, it’s always a bad idea. Left unaddressed, a small oil leak can grow into a larger, much more expensive repair. Plus, if the le
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• Does cold weather affect my car’s oil?

  We all dread those cold mornings when we head outside and see a layer of frost covering the windshield of our vehicles. You crank up your car’s engine to run the defroster and melt the ice. But cold
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• What should I look for in an oil change shop?

  There are dozens of oil change shops in the greater Wilmington area. It’s hard to know which one to choose and how to find a quality oil change shop. The tips below will help you take some of the gu
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• Do I need to top off my oil?

  Topping off your oil should never be a replacement for an oil change. We recommend a filter and oil change service every 3,000 miles or three months for vehicles using conventional oil. Drivers who us
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• Why do I need to rotate my tires?

  Tire rotation should be a part of your regular vehicle maintenance schedule. Generally we recommend rotating a vehicle’s tires at each oil change. Even if your tires don’t show wear, here are some
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• What type of oil change do I need for my car or truck?

  In general, vehicle engines use one of two types of motor oils: standard or synthetic. The type of oil that is best for your car or truck is determined by a few factors, mainly the vehicle’s engine
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• How often do I need to change my oil?

  Many factors determine how frequently you need to get your oil changed. As a general rule of thumb we advise motorists to get their oil changed every 3,000 miles or every 3 months with conventional oi
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