Oil, fluids and filters on schedule — and an inspection worth having, even when the oil change itself was cheap.
A very cheap oil change is rarely the shop's actual business model. It is priced to get the car in the bay so the visit can include an inspection, and the inspection is where the shop makes its money — sometimes honestly, sometimes by finding problems that are not quite as urgent as they get described. Knowing that does not mean skipping maintenance; it means knowing what you are actually buying at each price point.
A real inspection, done honestly, is worth having whether or not the oil change that came with it was a loss leader. Fluids age, filters clog, and small problems are cheaper to catch during a routine visit than after they cause a bigger failure. The difference is a shop that shows you what it found rather than one that just hands you a list.
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