Oil Change and Lubrication

Oil change & Lubrication- Recommended every 3,000 miles.

Pellman’s Automotive has 3 levels of oil change– Basic, Deluxe and Premium —to best fit the needs of your car and your budget.
  • Basic Oil Change Service Includes: Drain and refill engine oil; Replace oil filter; Lube the chassis

  • Deluxe Oil Change Service Includes: Drain and refill engine oil; replace oil filter; lube the chassis; install BG MOA to increase engine life, top off fluids, and visually inspect air filter, tire pressure, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, battery, belts, hoses, master cylinder, windshield washer, shocks, windshield wipers, and exhaust system. (Fluid levels checked where design allows)

  • Premium Oil Change Service Includes: All of the above plus BG CF5 and a more extensive vehicle inspection. Our premium oil change also includes 4 months of complimentary roadside assistance.

Why: Engine oil is the life-blood of your car’s engine – changing it and your oil filter regularly is the single most important thing you can do to keep your car running smoothly. Regular oil changes help avoid long-term problems with internal engine components. This is the least expensive, easiest thing you can do to extend the life of your car. (As Brad likes to say, “It’s cheap insurance!”) Pellman’s Deluxe and Premium oil changes also include vehicle inspections, which helps ensure we find little issues before they become big problems.
See the Results:

After use of BG MOA, a premium engine oil additive with deposit inhibitors:

  • BG MOA prevented oil oxidation and kept the engine clean throughout a 240 hour triple-length Sequence IIIF engine test.

  • Before and after use of BG CF5, which maintains a clean fuel system by eliminating deposit build-up:

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