good place to get oil change in rocklin/roseville area?
 

im plannin on spendin a few days at my girls house. any shops in the area that are trustworthy to do an oil change for her subi? a good place that also does oil changes for lowered vehicles would be nice.

Dude, herre is what you do.

1. find a storm drain
2. position car so that the oil pan or what ever you intend to drain is directly over the stain cover
3. pull the drain plug and be careful not to drop it
4. once it has finished draining, replace the plug and re-fill the fluid to the specified level
5. drive away

Check out the sponser of SRIC. DBtuned does oil changes. ;) The number is right above your post.

He does work for "favors" if you are pretty. :D

[QUOTE=ryball]He does work for "favors" if you are pretty. :D[/QUOTE]

I went to DBTuned a couple weekends ago for an oil change and I recommend him...but I guess I'm not pretty enough to get a free oil change... :(

Ouch... the only thing worse than being required to take a breathalyser... is volunteering and getting denied. :rotfl:

[QUOTE=dz]Dude, herre is what you do.

1. find a storm drain
2. position car so that the oil pan or what ever you intend to drain is directly over the stain cover
3. pull the drain plug and be careful not to drop it
4. once it has finished draining, replace the plug and re-fill the fluid to the specified level
5. drive away[/QUOTE]
the second part of #3 is very important. Retrieving that ***** should go on the Discovery channel's Dirty Jobs.

I got a free oil change! i guess that makes me pretty?

[QUOTE=dz]Dude, herre is what you do.

1. find a storm drain
2. position car so that the oil pan or what ever you intend to drain is directly over the stain cover
3. pull the drain plug and throw it away
4. once it has finished draining, drive away[/QUOTE]

Indeed.

[QUOTE=dz]Dude, herre is what you do.

1. find a storm drain
2. position car so that the oil pan or what ever you intend to drain is directly over the stain cover
3. pull the drain plug and be careful not to drop it
4. once it has finished draining, replace the plug and re-fill the fluid to the specified level
5. drive away[/QUOTE]


dont forget to change the oil filter too

STFU Kevin ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[QUOTE=dz]Dude, herre is what you do.

1. find a storm drain
2. position car so that the oil pan or what ever you intend to drain is directly over the stain cover
3. pull the drain plug and be careful not to drop it
4. once it has finished draining, replace the plug and re-fill the fluid to the specified level
5. drive away[/QUOTE]

any recommended storm drain locations? preferably one that is hidden from cops. lol

[QUOTE=nisa wrx]I got a free oil change! i guess that makes me pretty?[/QUOTE]

No, not if you are really talented.

i'd reccommend walmart near the roseville automall. mobil1 oil change for $20.

[QUOTE=RussB]i'd reccommend walmart near the roseville automall. mobil1 oil change for $20.[/QUOTE]


full synthetic?