3,000 miles or 12 months
Oil change and maintenance
The posted interval, a free look at brakes, tires, shocks and struts while the vehicle's already on the lift, and a reminder so you never have to track it yourself.
Chapter 01
Every 3,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first
That's the interval Lug Nutz Automotive publishes, and it isn't padded for the sake of selling more oil changes. It's what keeps an engine running past the mileage where the real problems start.
Fresh oil is doing five specific jobs at once: preserving engine lubrication, preventing sludge and dust and debris from building up, keeping contaminants out of the new filter, preventing condensation from collecting, and keeping the oil level where it needs to be. None of it is dramatic. That's the point.
A customer minivan on the lift at Lug Nutz Automotive for an oil change and maintenance check
What else gets checked while the car's already up
While a vehicle is up on the lift for an oil change, tune ups, shocks, struts and transmissions get looked over too. Not as an add-on sale, just because the vehicle is already off the ground and it would be wasteful not to check.
The brake and tire checks that go with it cost nothing while the technicians are already under the car. It's a five minute look that catches a squeal or a slow leak before it becomes its own appointment.
Chapter 03
Reminders, discounts and the drop box
Lug Nutz Automotive offers oil change reminders, so the 3,000 mile mark doesn't rely on remembering it yourself. A 10% military discount is posted on oil change service, and new customers get 10% off their first visit, whatever it's for.
A fleet that can only be serviced on the weekend is exactly the kind of scheduling this shop builds its own dependability around, and the 24/7 key and fob drop box at the Old Mill Road entrance covers everything in between, any hour the gate opens for you but the door doesn't.
Lug Nutz — We work with your insurance company. Call (404) 372-5069.