Oil Change cost

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Jon W., Sep 25, 2004.

  1. Jon W.

    Jon W. Guest

    I just rerceived a coupon for an oil change from my dealer. It says
    "Change Oil and Filter for $29.95". What is the usual cost for this
    service, as I plan on taking it to a different dealer? I'll try to get
    them to honor this coupon. It never hurts to ask. : )

    J.W.
     
    Jon W., Sep 25, 2004
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  2. $29.95 seems very reasonable. You didn't specify your geographic
    location (Michigan != New York != California) but your NNTP-Posting-Host
    header combined with nslookup makes me think you're in Lansing. The
    Lansing Hyundai dealer charges about $33 after tax for an oil change
    without a coupon.
     
    Dances With Crows, Sep 26, 2004
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  3. Jon W.

    Jon W. Guest


    Yes, my fault, I should have stated my location. Actually, you were
    close. I'm in the metro Detroit area. I guess $33 isn't too bad. I
    used to do all my own oil changes until I became disabled, now I'm at
    the mercy of the local dealers/mechanics. Thanks for the tip.

    J.W.
     
    Jon W., Sep 26, 2004
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  4. Jon W.

    Jason Guest

    The normal cost for changing the oil and replacingthe filter is about
    $16 USD for standard and ~$30 for synthetic. I just got a coupon in
    the mail from Tires Plus that is for $13.95.
     
    Jason, Sep 26, 2004
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  5. Jon W.

    Chynna22 Guest

    I just got one from my Hyundai dealer for $24.95.

    Steve
     
    Chynna22, Sep 26, 2004
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  6. Jon W.

    Robert Cohen Guest

    re: oil changes et cetera

    10. if the discount car wash place with every oil change doesn't really have an
    hyundai oil filter of the correct kind, then that doesn't really bother the d
    bs, because they'll install whatever theyve got (as they apparently did to mine
    once)

    9. don't maintain it, if it ain't broke, because they (service dept) may f it
    up--it happens, folks, but i don't really endorse not jumping thru the warranty
    required hoops, so nevermind

    8. yeah there's that highly touted castrol SAE 5W-50, but what about when i
    just get your bulk crappy stuff from the 50 gallon drum?

    7. it's a jungle out here (in case you're oblivious to ordinary reality)

    6. hey, i betcha hyundai repair-persons often fantasize about having smaller
    fingers

    5. there are so many hyundai service dealers near me that i only have to go
    about 80+ miles round trip per visit

    4. it's a nice car, especially for the money, but nobody can pronounce it
    without thinking he's a lingo boob-rube

    3. prediction that a few other daewoo buying suckers will appreciate:

    at some future time, hyundai buys-out general motors, and bankrupts 'em only in
    south korea

    2. well, as steve martin doesn't exactly disclaim, it's not a forrrrrrrddddd

    1. BIG EXISTENTIAL QUESTION ABOUT THE FUTURE: if they ever market a spiffy
    nifty pick-up truck, will they put a cassette or a c.d. in the dashboard as
    standard?
     
    Robert Cohen, Sep 26, 2004
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  7. Robert Cohen wrote:

    <bizarre ramblings snipped>

    Exactly how wasted are you?
     
    Brian Nystrom, Sep 26, 2004
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  8. Jon W.

    Tyler_Durden Guest

    The dealer in my area charges $26.49 without a coupon. They do have a
    deal though where you can buy 10 oil changes for $120.
     
    Tyler_Durden, Sep 26, 2004
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  9. Jon W.

    Jason Guest

    I forgot to add that my dealer will change my oil with the Hyundai
    Filter for $12 if I supply the oil. I use Synthetic but if you were
    just using conventional oil then you would come out at about $17 for a
    dealer change.
     
    Jason, Sep 26, 2004
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