How Often Should You Change Your Oil

Ah, the dreaded oil and oil filter changes for your car. When do you do it?

You’ve got to ask yourself: what kind of driver are you?

You’re a normal driver if your driving is pretty typical and doesn’t involve heavy traffic, or if you occasionally hit high speeds on the highway. You use conventional motor oil and change your oil at the traditional intervals, usually about 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Our Pro Tec filter is perfect for you.

You’re a severe driver if you drive in the city with stop-and-go traffic or through dirty and dusty conditions. Do you idle in the carpool line waiting for your kids? You use synthetic or blended motor oils and change your oil at the OE manufacturer intervals, which is typically 3,750 to 10,000 miles, not exceeding twelve months. Our WIX filter is perfect for you.

Or maybe, just maybe, you’re an extreme driver. If you tow boats, flatbeds, campers, or any other heavy equipment, or drive in extreme temperature conditions, or wait for your dashboard oil indicator light to come on, you use synthetic motor oil and change your oil at OE manufacturer intervals, typically 3,750 to 10,000 miles, not to exceed twelve months. Our XP filter is perfect for you.

Well, what kind of driver are you?

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