Which chain store is best for oil changes?

The best place to take it and get it done is -------- Your garage , do it yourself

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Of course there could it's done the miles however a new engine is not a bad start, I'd be well happy if that had happened to me. Of course you cannot expect the chain store to fix other problems for free as it is very unlikely that any other faults can be attributed to them, they merely forgot to tighten the drain plug or replace the plug's copper washer, so, it became loose. Moral ....always replace the drain plug's copper washer when doing an oil change; it's around 900,000 times cheaper than a new engine and labour.

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Which chain store is best for oil changes?

I'm getting my oil changed and will likely be going to one of the chain stores for convenience. Any opinions on which is best....Pep Boys, Sears, Jiffy Lube, Firestone and Mr. Tire are the choices that come to mind in my area. And I mean best in terms of cost, reliability, honesty and job...

Apple21, Please take my advise! Chain shops who offer quick type oil changes can spell disaster. Un-trained people work in these places. Far too many expensive mistakes! Take your little beauty to any new car dealer for a simple oil change. Real certified mechanics do the work. Not many people know this but new car dealers don't charge any more than slip-shod joints for an oil change.

New car dealers use name brand motor oil and *better oil filters than the fast oil change shops.

Goodyear is good. I assume Firestone is good as well. I guess in the end, they can all do an OK job on oil changes, but don't let them sell you air filters or transmission or cooling system repairs. For those repairs, the shop should be ASE certified or AAA certified. It DOES make a difference.