Do you worry about going into the automotive center to get an oil change? For me it’s something that I don’t know enough about so I worry that I’m going to get overcharged when I take my car in. Which means I usually have my husband do it but with his schedule sometimes my car gets put off for too long.
To make sure you’re aware of what questions to ask at your next oil change, MOM has provided this checklist!
- AAA expects between the major summer holidays of Memorial Day and Labor Day to aid over eight million motorists, and cautions drivers that auto maintenance is key to avoiding summertime travel breakdowns. Ensuring quality motor oil in your car is one way to prevent road trip problems.
- Motor Oil Matters, or MOM, a new consumer education and industry watchdog program by the American Petroleum Institute, has been established to stress the benefits of quality licensed motor oils and call on to the carpet those who engage in deceptive practices.
- Service-locators can be quick to offer discounted services to people who are looking to reduce their automotive maintenance costs. Make sure your service provider is pouring quality motor oil into your car before you decide on a cheaper deal.
To learn more about what matters when it comes to getting oil changes in your car visit the Motor Oil Matters website HERE. Don’t forget to grab the MOM motor oil checklist and bring it with you the next time your car needs an oil change!
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Disclosure: The Motor Oil Matters information and gift cards have been provided by Motor Oil Matters. No monetary compensation was received for this posting.
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