Approvals we match
- BMW Longlife-01, LL-01 FE and LL-17 FE+ depending on engine
- Mercedes-Benz 229.5, 229.51 and 229.71
- VW and Audi 502 00, 504 00, 507 00 and 508 00
- Porsche A40 and C30
Your owner's manual or the oil filler cap tells you which one. We look it up by VIN so you do not have to.
What is included
- Approved oil and an OEM or equal filter
- Service indicator reset
- A look underneath for leaks while the car is up
- Fluid level check: coolant, brake fluid, washer
Tuned car? Change it sooner
Factory intervals on many German cars run 10,000 miles or more. On a tuned or tracked car, we suggest halving that. It is cheap insurance on an expensive engine.
“[He] was able to do an oil change in a timely manner.”
Common questions
How often should I change oil on a BMW?
The car's reminder often says 10,000 miles. For turbo engines driven hard, or tuned, 5,000 to 7,500 is a safer number.
Can I use any 5W-30?
Not safely. Use an oil that carries your engine's manufacturer approval. Viscosity alone is not enough.