YOU WOULD THINK
they might even get 95% right but they are all about speed how fast can they do it that is how you make money on an oil change when your paying the guy doing it 11 dollars an hour and the guy working at the McDonalds next door is making 15.

they don't measure the oil they have a hose down from the ceiling they dial in an amount if they just did 12 cars in a row that take 4.5 quarts and they get to yours and you need 7.5 you might well be 3 quarts short.
they are not checking anything they don't sell so while they are checking that the air filter they want to sell you for 70 dollars +20 to install( but ahh they had to take the old one out to look at it so what install they have to put it back if you say no) that you can buy at Napa for 25 is dirty they aren't greasing anything nor telling you about your hung up brake caliper or transmission leak or anything else.

some of them went to sucking the oil out because the had so many drain plug issues the replacement engines was costing them too much.

they make about nothing on that oil change it is a loss leader they make $ on the up sell , a system flush , an air filter .

joe I have been working on my own car 30 years has one filter number to keep , he triple checks the drain plug , he measures the oil , he checks it after starting the car .

so Joe's mess up sure but Joe isn't trying to set keep up to the pace of every 12 minutes while hitting his thc vape.

Walmart does mine, 50 some bucks a time. No complaints.

Anyone who gets their oil changed at quick lubes, Wal-Mart, etc. Is just asking for trouble.

Do it yourself, that way you know it's right plus you get the oil and filter you want, and you save $$.

Quick-lube places aren't going to do a good job at inspecting your vehicle for the "other" stuff, like tires, brakes, suspension, etc etc, if they inspect them at all. And their fluid flushes that they'll try to sell you are mostly a joke, not to mention the fact that on most modern vehicles you can't just hook a flush machine inline with the trans cooler lines or radiator hoses anymore.

lets say you google jiffy lube locations and you start looking at the google map of them , 2 of the 3 I zoomed in on had the tell tale oil slick this was probably the most pronounced.
so if you want to still get your oil changed there go ahead

This thread is about oil changes, those are all completely different subjects. I wouldn't expect Walmart to inspect my vehicle for brakes and suspension, they do not even offer those services.

Wrong on every level. I trust the guys who do hundreds of them over doing it myself, and they do it cheaper than I can do it myself. And they use the oil and filter I want.

Three strikes.

Places that do hundreds of oil changes a week are probably pretty good at it.
Much better than joe blow who only does it once or twice a year.

Wrong on every level. I trust the guys who do hundreds of them over doing it myself, and they do it cheaper than I can do it myself. And they use the oil and filter I want.

Three strikes.

Places that do hundreds of oil changes a week are probably pretty good at it.
Much better than joe blow who only does it once or twice a year.

I never change oil on a lawnmower.Just check to see if there is any in it and top it up when needed.
I buy the cheap 150 dollar mowers and run them till the wheels fall off,then buy a new one every 7 or 8 years.