Conventional Oil Change Service
Help your vehicle run smoothly with regular conventional motor oil changes at Firestone Complete Auto Care.
HOW OUR OIL CHANGE SERVICE WORKS
Whenever you need a conventional oil change, Firestone Complete Auto Care makes the process simple and efficient with quick, convenient appointments, affordable pricing, and the right type of oil for your vehicle’s specific requirements.
But we’re also thorough. Here’s what our certified technicians do during a conventional oil change:
1. Drain and replace old oil with fresh, premium oil based on your vehicle's needs
2. Install a new oil filter to help trap dirt and debris
3. Inspect key components including belts, hoses, and the undercarriage
4. Check brake, coolant, and washer fluids
5. Top off fluids and reset your oil change indicator (if applicable)
Firestone Complete Auto Care technicians perform millions of oil changes every year, and we’re here to help keep yours on schedule.
DOES YOUR CAR NEED CONVENTIONAL OIL?
Conventional oil is a solid choice for older vehicles, light-duty driving, or engines with lower mileage. It’s also a more affordable option. If you’re not sure which oil is best for your vehicle, our experts can help you decide during your oil change service appointment.
WE HAVE THE RIGHT CONVENTIONAL OIL FOR YOUR VEHICLE
At Firestone Complete Auto Care, we proudly offer Pennzoil® Motor Oil, a trusted name in engine protection.
Pennzoil® Motor Oil
Best for: Daily drivers, light-duty vehicles, and older engines
Pennzoil® Motor Oil is formulated with Active Cleaning Agents™ to help prevent sludge and deposits while keeping engines clean. It’s designed to meet or exceed industry standards and manufacturer requirements, making it a smart choice for dependable, everyday protection. When used as part of your routine oil change, it helps support engine longevity and consistent performance.
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WHEN TO GET AN OIL CHANGE
An oil change is one of the most important routine services your vehicle needs. Our technicians can check your manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule and look for signs your vehicle needs an oil change, which may include:
Staying on top of oil change service can support long-term engine health and help keep your vehicle running efficiently.
