the first 2 services are free?
Lexus Test Driver
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Welcome! By the way, it's 0W-20. ( that's the synthetic oil)
I use this for our Lexus and Toyota ( i do my own oil change)
I do go to the dealer to buy these andi keep the receipt.
You can also use Mobil 1 ( as long as it's 0W-20)
I use this for our Lexus and Toyota ( i do my own oil change)
I do go to the dealer to buy these andi keep the receipt.
You can also use Mobil 1 ( as long as it's 0W-20)
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: CA
unless this practice can be backed up with literature which provides evidence of better performance, you're just throwing your money away.
if you're using synthetic oil, which is the recommended one
there's no need to do oil change every 3,000 miles or even 5,000 miles.
if you're using synthetic oil, which is the recommended one
there's no need to do oil change every 3,000 miles or even 5,000 miles.
Plus, the OP is a Canadian and they have shorter maintenance intervals for oil changes in their Lexus maintenance schedule. My advice on oil changes is to get them performed as often as recommended by Lexus in your Canadian owners manual. The manual will state the requirement in terms of both TIME and MILES. So whichever comes first, take your car in close to that triggering event. I'm not familiar with the Canadian maintenance requirements, but if it says every six months, then change the oil every six months unless your Lexus dealership advises otherwise.
Last edited by UCSB; Jun 22, 2012 at 01:03 PM.
I was in NJ over the Christmas Holiday and found this Dealership's Service Coupons:
http://www.lexusenglewood.com/MiscPa...01225204290144
$89.95 coupon for a synthetic Oil Change and a Hand Car Wash plus the others….I'd never find that at an Illinois Dealership.
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