Gas vehicles
Full-service oil and filter with the visual once-over included. Price depends on oil type and capacity — confirmed before we start.
$80–110most cars, SUVs & light trucks
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Oil changes · Rexburg, Idaho
An oil change that's actually full service.
Quality oil matched to your engine's spec, a new filter, and a real mechanic's once-over while the vehicle is in the air — so small problems get caught before they become breakdowns.
The difference
Ten minutes of looking can save you a tow bill.
An oil change is the one time your vehicle is regularly up on a lift with someone underneath it. We use that time: while the oil drains, we're looking at belts, hoses, fluid levels, visible leaks, and tire condition.
You get plain-language notes on anything we notice — what's fine, what's wearing, what to plan for. No pressure, no padded list of add-ons. If nothing needs attention, we say so.
Pricing depends on what your engine takes: most gas vehicles run $80–110, and diesels & specialty engines run $110–200 because they hold more oil and use bigger filters. Either way, the price is confirmed with you before we start.
What's included
Every oil change, every time.
- Quality oil matched to your manufacturer's specification — not whatever's cheapest.
- New oil filter, correct for your engine.
- Visual once-over underneath: belts, hoses, visible leaks, and steering & suspension at a glance.
- Fluid level check while it's in the air.
- Tire condition check — wear pattern problems show up here first.
- Plain-language notes on anything worth watching. No upsell pressure, ever.
What it costs
Priced by what your engine takes.
Diesel & specialty
Bigger crankcases, bigger filters, specialty oils. Same full-service treatment for diesel pickups and specialty engines.
$110–200confirmed before we start
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Add a full inspection
Turn the once-over into a written multi-point inspection — great before winter or a road trip.
+$45about an hour total
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FAQ
Oil change questions, answered straight.
How often should I change my oil?
Go by your manufacturer's schedule, not a one-size-fits-all sticker. Many modern engines on synthetic oil go 5,000–10,000 miles between changes. We'll tell you what your specific engine calls for — and if you tow, idle a lot, or do short winter trips, we'll factor that in.
Do I need synthetic oil?
If your manufacturer specifies it, yes — modern engines with turbos, variable valve timing, and tight tolerances are designed around it. We match the oil to your engine's spec, and we'll tell you what it takes and why before we start.
How long does it take?
Usually 60–90 minutes. We don't have a waiting room, so plan to drop the vehicle off — grab lunch or run errands and we'll text you when it's ready.
Do you do diesel trucks?
Yes. Diesel oil changes run $110–200 depending on capacity and filter, and we service both gas and diesel, Asian and American makes.
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Good to know
No waiting room — plan to drop off.
If you can leave the vehicle with us for the day, that's the best way to get it done right. We'll call or text with findings before any work starts.
Book a drop-off time- 🚗Diagnosis & repairs: plan on at least 5 hours — full-day drop-off is ideal.
- 🕑Oil changes & inspections: usually 60–90 minutes.
- 💰No surprises: pricing is confirmed with you before work begins.
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Book your oil change online.
Pick a time, drop it off, and it's usually done in 60–90 minutes.