The oil change you keep putting off. Done in your driveway.
Most of what's on your maintenance schedule doesn't need a hoist: oil and filter, engine and cabin air filters, wipers, bulbs and fluid top-ups. We do it at your house or your work lot, and while we're there we look at the things that tend to get missed, like belts, hoses, leaks and tire wear. If something on the schedule needs the car in the air, we take it in.
You might need this if…
- The oil-change reminder has been on the dash for weeks
- The sticker on your windshield says you're past due
- The heater blows weak or the cabin smells musty
- You'd rather not spend Saturday morning in a waiting room
- Winter's coming and you want the basics looked at first
What’s included
On every mobile oil change & maintenance visit
- Oil and filter change with the oil your manual calls for
- Engine and cabin air filters
- Fluid level and condition checks
- Belt, hose and visible leak check
- Tire tread and pressure check
- Service reminder reset where the car allows it
How we work
- Oil and filter service at home or work
- Air filters, cabin filters, wipers, bulbs and fluids
- Follows your owner's manual, not a sticker guess
How it goes
Send the car and the kilometres
Year, make, model, current kilometres and what the reminder says, plus your postal code. We check what's due and confirm the price before driving out.
Service where it's parked
Oil and filter, whatever filters and fluids are due, and a look at belts, hoses, tires and anything leaking. Done in your driveway or work lot.
You hear what's coming up
We reset the service reminder where the car allows it and tell you what we saw that will need attention soon. If something that's due needs a hoist, we take the car in for it.
Questions about mobile oil change & maintenance
Can you follow my manufacturer's maintenance schedule?
Yes. Give us the year, make, model and kilometres, and we'll work from what the owner's manual says is due. If an item on that list needs a hoist, we'll tell you and take the car in for it.
How often should I change my oil?
Go by your owner's manual or the car's oil-life monitor, not a number off a sticker. Many manuals count short trips, lots of idling and cold winters as severe service, which can shorten the interval. That describes a lot of Moncton commuting.
What oil does my car take?
Whatever your owner's manual specifies, which is often a particular viscosity and an approval code, especially on European and turbocharged engines. Getting that spec right matters more than the brand on the jug.
Can you do it in winter?
Usually, yes, as long as there's a clear, reasonably flat spot to work. In deep snow or a proper storm we might move the appointment, which beats a rushed job in a snowbank.
Read this first
All guides- Winter Car Maintenance Checklist for Moncton DriversA winter car maintenance checklist for Moncton and New Brunswick: tire rules, studded tire dates, battery tests, block heaters, fluids and wipers.
- New Brunswick Motor Vehicle Inspection: What Fails and WhyHow the New Brunswick motor vehicle inspection works, what usually fails, a driveway self-check, and what to do if you get handed a rejection sticker.
- How Often Should You Change Your Oil? A Canadian AnswerHow often should you change your oil in Canada? Why short winter trips count as severe service, what oil-life monitors miss and what a good service covers.
Book mobile oil change & maintenance
Tell us the car and what it’s doing. Justin calls back with the price before anyone drives out.
Serving Dieppe, Moncton, Riverview, Shediac and Greater Moncton.