Few car questions spark more debate than how often you should change your oil. For decades, the answer was every 3,000 miles, ...

I have been in the auto repair industry since 1972 … hummmm, a simple calculation of the math illustrates that I have been in car repair for, uh, well, let’s not go there. It makes me depressed. You ...

The newer cars also “burn oil” between oil changes, so the oil level will need to be checked and topped off more often. Most ...

Historically, owner-operators have been religious about changing oil in their trucks at low-mileage intervals. At the same time, advancements in engine and oil technologies have allowed engine ...

If you've been pushing 10,000 to 15,000 miles in between an oil change, car experts say you could be risking your engine's health. Featured Video In a video with over 242,000 views, workers at ...

For many years, car owners have known to follow the traditional 3,000-mile rule for oil changes. But, with modern advancements in engine technology and the popularization of synthetic oil, ...

Foodliner is already at 90,000-mile drain intervals and is willing to extend them further if the data supports the move. Uptime is life, and oil is an engine’s lifeblood. These two immutable facts ...

No truer words have ever been said: oil is the lifeblood of your car’s engine. Its purpose is to lubricate the engine’s many crucial components to ensure a long, reliable life. It’s also a consumable ...

There’s not much the maintenance department can do to help fleets on fuel prices and inflation right now, but a renewed focus on engine oil management can help improve fuel efficiency and engine life ...

Volvo Trucks in North America extended its recommended maintenance intervals for diesel engine oil and diesel particulate filters on all model year 2011 and newer Volvo trucks equipped with Volvo’s ...