Valvoline Instant Oil Change - Lima
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Valvoline Instant Oil Change - Lima offers quick, stay-in-your-car oil change services performed by certified technicians. In addition to oil changes, the location provides a range of preventive maintenance services to help extend the life of your vehicle.
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Full synthetic oil is supposed to get changed every 5K miles. Conventional or semi-synthetic oil is supposed to get changed every 3K miles. But they put a sticker on my windshield that says my next oil change is due in 3K miles, even though I have full synthetic oil. I asked for a new sticker that says next oil change due in 5K miles, but they couldn't print out a new sticker for me. So I had to use a black marker at home, and change the sticker to say 5K miles. But everything else was great. The manager told me that they do the 3K mile stickers all the time, and next time I come I should request a 5K mike sticker in advance. I could be wrong, but I kinda think that they just put the 3K mile oil change stickers on to try to get more business, which is fraudulent. It's wrong to try to make customers get oil changes early, every 3K miles instead of 5K miles. Customers with full synthetic oil, don't need an oil change every 3K miles. That's corrupt, and bad business. It's stealing from loyal customers. I'm a loyal customer too. I've been coming there for many years. But I'm too smart to fall for it. But I bet a lot of other customers fall for it. Too bad we can't trust our mechanics. No wonder mechanics have a bad reputation. Customers always think that the mechanics are messing with their vehicles for more business. It's all about profit, all about the money, and greed. Customers just want an honest mechanic, and a legit business relationship that is trustworthy. But things like this throw up a red flag ?. We have to keep our eyes open and watch out for scams. Are there any honest mechanics ? Or are they all disloyal, dishonest, and corrupt, just scamming customers for more unjust profit ? I gave 4 stars, but wasn't happy about the 3K mile sticker surprise. ?
I have one tire that doesn’t go flat but occasionally needs air. I so very much appreciate your willingness to help me with that!
Always friendly. Cohen took care of me, kept me informed and helped me get the best deal.
Michael Steed
Full synthetic oil is supposed to get changed every 5K miles. Conventional or semi-synthetic oil is supposed to get changed every 3K miles. But they put a sticker on my windshield that says my next oil change is due in 3K miles, even though I have full synthetic oil. I asked for a new sticker that says next oil change due in 5K miles, but they couldn't print out a new sticker for me. So I had to use a black marker at home, and change the sticker to say 5K miles. But everything else was great. The manager told me that they do the 3K mile stickers all the time, and next time I come I should request a 5K mike sticker in advance. I could be wrong, but I kinda think that they just put the 3K mile oil change stickers on to try to get more business, which is fraudulent. It's wrong to try to make customers get oil changes early, every 3K miles instead of 5K miles. Customers with full synthetic oil, don't need an oil change every 3K miles. That's corrupt, and bad business. It's stealing from loyal customers. I'm a loyal customer too. I've been coming there for many years. But I'm too smart to fall for it. But I bet a lot of other customers fall for it. Too bad we can't trust our mechanics. No wonder mechanics have a bad reputation. Customers always think that the mechanics are messing with their vehicles for more business. It's all about profit, all about the money, and greed. Customers just want an honest mechanic, and a legit business relationship that is trustworthy. But things like this throw up a red flag ?. We have to keep our eyes open and watch out for scams. Are there any honest mechanics ? Or are they all disloyal, dishonest, and corrupt, just scamming customers for more unjust profit ? I gave 4 stars, but wasn't happy about the 3K mile sticker surprise. ?
Gail Edwards
I have one tire that doesn’t go flat but occasionally needs air. I so very much appreciate your willingness to help me with that!
Mary Jo Beining
Always friendly. Cohen took care of me, kept me informed and helped me get the best deal.
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