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If your Chevrolet is due for oil service, you may be wondering, “How long does an oil change take?” Not long at all! Most oil changes at Miami Lakes Chevrolet will take less than an hour, meaning you could likely schedule one during your lunch break and get it taken care of quickly. For a better idea of wait times, contact us today. You can also schedule a service appointment online and get back on the streets of Doral and Coral Gables quickly.
If you’re performing an oil change for yourself, the amount of time it takes can vary. You’ll want to budget at least an hour, but it can take more or less than that. Changing oil yourself also requires new oil, a new oil filter, a new oil filter gasket, a rubber mallet, correctly sized wrenches, a jack, and wheel blocks. It often takes less time and costs less to turn to a dealership like Miami Lakes Chevrolet when it’s time to replace your vehicle’s oil — and it’s certainly less of a headache to let us handle it!
If it’s time to get an oil change, be sure to keep the following points in mind:
If there’s an express service program, include details about it here.
We’re located just a short trip from Kendall, and our qualified service team can handle any maintenance tasks from oil changes to brake repairs. Contact us online or call us at (305) 558-1400 for more information or stop in for an inspection today!
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