Valvoline Instant Oil Change

"Skyler and his team were very friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. They got me in and out for an oil change in no time. Go here for a great experience."

"Good location, unfortunately that means they're almost always busy and a bit of a wait. But I've also pulled right into the bay to have oil changed. Like most businesses like this it's hit n miss if their busy."

"So incredibly kind, helpful and honest! I had asked for advice on several areas involving my car and was met with solid answers and patience. Cheaper than the places down the street. Would definitely come back"

"Oil change? Great, just don't let them touch your low profile tires. NOT knowledgeable on air pressure requirements. They set my tires at 35 psi. The sidewall clearly states 50 max. Driving away the low pressure ruined my tire to the tune of $200."

"I’ve been going to Valvoline for many years. I have gone to locations in multiple states. I drive a lot for work and thus need regular oil changes. I have enjoyed the speed and professionalism of the service until now. I recently visited my local Valvoline to check my tire pressure and fluids. I had a very long drive ahead of me for work and wanted everything to be safe and squared away. I was told I was a quart low on oil which seemed odd to me as my car does not leak oil but I have always trusted the teams at Valvoline. I paid for my quart of oil and left for a 6 hour drive to my destination. Everything seemed to work great. I arrived at my hotel parked my car in the secure garage and stayed for a 3 day work conference. The day I left again everything seemed fine. On my way home the check engine light came on, but I made it home safe with no incident. Next morning I started my car and it could barely run. I took it to the closest mechanic I could. Car smoking and almost stalling each time I slowed down. Mechanic took one look at it and said you have no oil cap on top on your engine and there is oil everywhere. Logic tells me the last person to touch the oil cap must have either not put it back on or not put it back on correctly. Mechanic tells me I am lucky my whole engine didn’t blow with how long the drive was. I contacted Valvoline and they say the cameras show the cap being out back on so they will not help with the repairs. This eliminates the cap being forgotten. But how does an oil cap just go missing? It doesn’t, it came off during my drive after it was working on at Valvoline. This logically means to me the cap was not properly secured or perhaps too much oil was added causing too much pressure build up. But they are refusing to do anything about it. The total loss I have experienced is still being added up. I’m in for almost $500 worth of diagnostics and repairs at least at this point. But it will be more. Not counting the work I have had to miss because it is my primary vehicle I use to provide for my family. I used to refer anyone I could to Valvoline, not anymore. Never have I had such lack of care in response to damages done and I have been in customer service for almost a decade. Valvoline has lost a customer for life because of this and I will tell anyone that will listen to stay away because if something goes wrong they aren’t going to help."