Oil Change

17-Point Oil Change Menu

Synthetic 17-Point Oil Change

Uses synthetic motor oil. Includes all the benefits of a 17-Point Oil Change, plus:

• Provides excellent wear protection in high temperatures and hot-running engines
• Maximizes fuel economy
• Provides maximum long-term wear protection of critical engine parts 

Synthetic Blend 17-Point Oil Change

Uses a combination of regular and synthetic motor oil. Includes all the benefits of a 17-Point Oil Change, plus:

• Offers improved engine protection during cold starts
• Helps prevent oil breakdown
• Reduces oil consumption

High Mileage 17-Point Oil Change

Uses a combination of regular and synthetic motor oil specifically formulated for high-mileage vehicles. Includes all the benefits of a 17-Point Oil Change, plus:

• Professionally formulated to help protect critical engine parts for vehicles with over 75,000 miles
• Helps fight sludge and varnish deposits
• Helps stop viscosity breakdown
• Includes seal conditioners to help prevent leaks

If you have a high mileage vehicle, Herbert Automotive™ recommends the High Mileage Performance Boost Oil Change as your regular 17-Point Oil Change

*Available at participating Herbert Automotive™ locations.

Dexos™ or Dexos™ Equivalent 17-Point Oil Change

2011 and later General Motors vehicles specify Dexos™ or Dexos™ equivalent oil. Herbert Automotive™ will use the proper oil for your particular vehicle.

Conventional 17-Point Oil Change

A 17-Point Oil Change that uses conventional motor oil. This oil change meets or exceeds most owner’s manual specifications to extend the life of your vehicle’s engine.

Free Top-Offs Between Regular Oil Changes!

Between services, stop by and we’ll check and top-off these vital fluids:

• Motor oil (up to 1 quart)
• Power steering fluid
• Battery fluid
• Windshield washer fluid
• Transmission or transaxle fluid
• Check and set your tire pressure

All at no extra charge (at most locations). Free top-offs are available at your Herbert Automotive™ center Monday through Friday, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., but we’ll try to accommodate your schedule during all open business hours.

What Is “Severe Driving?”

Most vehicle manufacturers will recommend oil change intervals for both “normal driving conditions” and “severe driving conditions”. The “severe driving conditions” described in most owner’s manuals include:

• Stop-and-go or city driving
• Trips under 10 miles
• Dusty driving conditions
• Extremely cold weather
• Idling for long periods
• Carrying a heavy load or towing a trailer

Typical driving usually includes one or more of these severe driving conditions, so in most cases we would recommend the “severe driving” schedule found in your owner’s manual.

Benefits to you

• Saves you money by avoiding costly repairs
• Saves time with quick service & no appointment needed
• Extends the life of your engine and other vital components
• Maintains your manufacturer’s warranty
• Maximizes fuel economy
• Increases your vehicle’s resale value
• Reduces environmental pollution
• Keeps you and your vehicle safe, giving you peace of mind

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act

You don’t have to take your vehicle to the dealership for maintenance service to maintain your warranty! Click here to read the terms of the Federal Trade Commission’s Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a federal law that protects consumer choice in selecting a maintenance provider for your car or truck – http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0138-auto-warranties-routine-maintenance