Oil Changes

Conventional Oil Changes
A conventional oil change is the standard oil change for vehicles that operate with regular gasoline as fuel. They are recommended for your car between 3,000 to 5,000 miles, with it being done sooner rather than later. When you choose a conventional oil change compared to the other options, you can expect the standard fuel economy and emissions from your car.

Semi-synthetic Oil Changes
Taking your oil change up a level to semi-synthetic oil, this type of oil change utilizes distribution to your engine more efficiently than conventional oil. It is a blend of the conventional oil and synthetic oil that is made with additives for performance to enhance the overall performance and longevity of your Ford. For those looking to make a change to fully synthetic oil changes in the future, this is the option that is frequently used.

Fully Synthetic Oil Changes
This oil change takes advantage of synthetic oil in its entirety. By using fully synthetic oil, you may be paying a little more than conventional oil, but the longevity and performance that is provided with this oil change option is worth the extra dollars. With fully synthetic oil changes, pushing your oil changes to 5,000 miles for your Ford is okay and will not harm your engine. You can also expect a much better fuel economy while using these oil changes fewer emissions into the environment.

Diesel Oil Changes
When your Ford carries a different fuel such as diesel, it is critical to have an oil change that accommodates this fuel. Instead of it being 3,000 - 5,000 as a standard oil change, Diesel engines can go longer between oil changes, around 7500 miles on average. It needs periodic maintenance and repair to maintain engine performance just like the other engines that operate off of regular gasoline. The diesel oil change works the same as others, however, with a filter change during the service and old oil removed and fresh oil flushed.