Why once it's out of warranty? You do not void your warranty by doing your own oil changes.
True, but dealer receipts are proof-positive it was done on schedule, anyone could come up with a bunch of receipts and make up a log book in about 15 min..
Why once it's out of warranty? You do not void your warranty by doing your own oil changes.
I own a 2012 Honda Crosstour (The Accord Big Brother) and am also a moderator on a Honda forum. Most all Honda dealers give you the first oil change for free. Check with your dealer first.
Anyone can do your oil change. Any shop who does it must use the 0w20 semi synthetic oil, or full synthetic. If you need any warranty work done or if there are any recalls on your Honda, might as well get it all done at the dealer.
Check your local Honda dealers websites for coupons for oil changes. Often $29.95 will be found.
Anyoone can change the oil and filter and it will not void your warranty. Keep in mind that the original filter from the factory is normally over tightened and difficult to remove. You can purchase 5 quarts of Mobil 1 at WalMart for $25 and a Fram filter for $8 and do it yourself.
There are forums for your Accord (which I am also a member of) that can give you great tips for your car, much better than here. Suggest you do a Google search for Honda, Accord, Forum and you will find it.
sighI prefer going to the dealer, usually there are perks associated with my dealer (well its an Acura), they have donuts, free wifi, usually out in an hour, they check other things that most quick lube places will not check, like brake wear etc. Trust me, the cost difference is worth it.
I pay 80 for an A1 service, for that I get a lot more than just a dealer oil change, it also includes a car wash.
And Honeywell (maker of Fram) makes the OEM Honda filters too.Frams are the worst quality filters![]()
