Oil Change

The Quick Lane Difference for Your Vehicle Oil Change

Five Important Performance And Safety Checks Included In The Works® Package

There’s no shortage of options when it comes to servicing a vehicle. Rely on Quick Lane Tire and Auto Center of Salisbury for quality and professionalism when it comes to your manufacturer's recommended maintenance. Quick Lane also handles warranty repairs along with oil change and lube services.

Overview of The Works® Oil Change & Lube Package

The Works® is designed to give you all of the important items in a single, convenient service. Most vehicles recommend changing oil and replacing filters between  3,000-7,000 miles. 

Along with traditional oil change and lube service, The Works® package also includes important safety services such as brake inspection, tire rotation and vehicle inspection. Other items include setting proper tire inflation and testing the battery charge.

Our services are completed by experienced technicians knowledgeable on all aspects of vehicle service. Moreover, Quick Lane of Salisbury technicians are specially trained to know the requirements of each specific vehicle brand.

Quick Lane of Salisbury technicians offer valuable insights even for services as simple as the routine oil change. They can help identify problems before they become expensive repairs.

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The Quick Lane Tire and Auto Center of Salisbury Difference

Quick Lane Tire and Auto Center of Salisbury includes a long list of important safety services as part of your regular oil change and filter replacement. Quick Lane recommends the following tips to keep your vehicle operating in peak condition:

  1. Vehicle safety and maintenance inspections on every visit. At a minimum, you should get a vehicle inspection every spring and in the fall, especially if you live in climates with severe weather.

  2. Older vehicles get some special attention.  As a vehicle odometer hits 80,000, the need for oil changes and routine maintenance becomes more frequent. New belts and hoses may be required about 100,000 miles.

  3. Look at signs of tire wear and inflation. Every time you get an oil change, Quick Lane of Salisbury technicians check your tires for wear and damage. Did you drive over anything or hit a curb recently? That could cause structural damage to your tires such as bulges, cuts and tears. Quick Lane experts can spot wear patterns or sidewall damage that might lead to tire blowout. 

  4. Routine oil and lube services from Quick Lane of Salisbury offer the perfect opportunity to make sure your vehicle brake system is working properly. Discuss any unusual noises you hear when using your vehicle's brakes. Do you hear any squeaks or squeals? Tell your Quick Lane of Salisbury advisors--they're trained to identify and fix brake system issues. They also check for brake pad thickness, an important safety precaution to prevent brake failure.

  5. Quick Lane of Salisbury includes complimentary topping of fluids, lubricating important engine components, rotating tires and checking alignment. These are critical components of regular maintenance no matter when and where you perform oil and lube services. 

The best way to extend the life of your vehicle tires and improve safety for your family involves routine rotation, alignment and proper inflation . Tire manufacturers recommend regular rotation as part of routine vehicle maintenance services, usually every 5,000 miles.

The Right Oil For Your Vehicle

When it comes to motor oil, there seems to be no shortage of conventional, synthetic, synthetic blend and high mileage oil options to choose from.

Quick Lane  of Salisbury experts can help you decide what type of oil and filters are best for your vehicle.

What, exactly, do the letters and numbers represent? Here’s the breakdown on what each is, And how can you find the right match for your engine?

Oil codes can help you choose the right fluid for your vehicle. The “W” stands for winter; the number preceding the “W” refers to a cold weather viscosity.

The lower the number, the less viscous oil will be at low temperatures. A 0W- motor oil flows better than 10W- oils in cold weather conditions.

The numbers after the “W” refers to the oil’s viscosity in warmer weather temperatures. The higher the number, the thicker the oil at a specified temperature.

Ask your service advisor for your vehicle’s proper oil or check your vehicle owner’s manual for specific recommendations for your driving conditions.

Rely On Experienced Service Advisors and Certified Technicians

Quick Lane of Salisbury advisors can help you choose the proper grade of oil for your vehicle depending on how and where you drive. They help choose replacement oil designed for your vehicle's engine:

  1. Some oils are specially formulated for high-performance engines, while others are best for engines that experience a lot of city driving.
  2. Older vehicles might benefit from using high-mileage oil. High mileage oil is specifically formulated with conditioners, seal compatible conditioners, antioxidants, detergents and additives to combat the issues that high-mileage vehicles often experience as they age.
  3. Synthetic oil is designed to be more effective at: Resisting oil breakdown, withstanding higher temperatures, counteracting the formation of engine sludge and fighting against oxidation--when oxygen contaminates the oil it can degrade its quality and even cause it to go rancid.

Quick Lane of Salisbury technicians can help you get the best performance out of your engine with the proper oil. Routine oil services offer one of the easiest and least expensive ways to keep your vehicle running at top performance.

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