[Larchap49]

Originally Posted by asianthree

We have our oil changed at the dealership, as part of our maintenance program. Since we are in TV, looking for a trusted place to have oil changed.. Have you used local dealer, or Sumter Tire? Have a month before it will be due. Searched TOTV site, didn’t have any business or thoughts on where to go. Thanks

Good idea to keep going to a GM dealer. That way you are using GM oil filter and recommended oil type. Most if not all dealers now use full synthetic oil as that is what come standard in all there vehicles now. There is a Chevy dealer on 44 between Brownwood and 301. Another in Leesburg.

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by asianthree

We have our oil changed at the dealership, as part of our maintenance program. Since we are in TV, looking for a trusted place to have oil changed.. Have you used local dealer, or Sumter Tire? Have a month before it will be due. Searched TOTV site, didn’t have any business or thoughts on where to go. Thanks

Stay away from the Chevrolet dealer on FL-44. Total sleazebag, utterly dishonest. Sumter tire in Wildwood, on the other hand took car of our Malibu and our HHR for years. The Malibu is still on the road, trouble free back in Iowa.

[stebooo]

Originally Posted by asianthree

We have our oil changed at the dealership, as part of our maintenance program. Since we are in TV, looking for a trusted place to have oil changed.. Have you used local dealer, or Sumter Tire? Have a month before it will be due. Searched TOTV site, didn’t have any business or thoughts on where to go. Thanks

It's a oil change not an engine rebuild. Why go to any dealership and pay that rate. Anywhere will do

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by stebooo

It's a oil change not an engine rebuild. Why go to any dealership and pay that rate. Anywhere will do

Underhandedly suggesting some are too stupid to make any decisions, for a poster asking for a recommendation on local businesses, and gets your response is one of the reason seasoned posters leave this site.
Unlike most, you probably included , I have concierge service. You may not comprehend terminology. Dealership picks up my vehicle, service it, then returns my vehicle when it’s done. If you actually read my first post, then #6, info is your friend

I was unfamiliar with dealerships and before I drove 18 hours, I asked for advise. TOTV used to be filled with experienced people who were happy to help, and for the most part there are still posters that are kind enough not to bash posters.

So let me explain in simple terms, to you about my question.

I have Concierge Service...Dealership picks up my car, changed filters, oil, rotated my tires, check, fluids. The Bill was ZERO..... So before you try to make another seasoned poster feel incompetent, try to give helpful advice, unless you have none, then you can just bypass the thread.

To those who recommend Phillips, thank you very nice, took a photo of my cabin filter, recommend to change. So thanks to those who took a minute to post helpful info