Protect your engine and keep your vehicle running at its best with regular oil changes from TRC Automotive. We use high-quality Sunoco oil and Purolator filters—not recycled oil—so you get reliable performance and long-term protection. Whether it’s your daily driver or a classic car, our team will follow the right schedule based on your vehicle’s make, model, mileage, and oil type.
Keep your vehicle running smoothly with an oil change from our team.
One of the best things you can do for your vehicle is to keep the oil changed on a regular basis. We use quality Sunoco oil and Purolator filters. This might seem insignificant, but many of the cheaper oils are recycled from used oil. The oil is the lifeblood of your vehicle, and ensuring that it is clean and well-lubricated is a major and important step in prolonging engine life and performance. You need regular oil changes that will ensure your engine is running smoothly. Here at TRC Automotive, we want to ensure that your vehicle has the oil it needs when it needs it with our oil change
services.
The maintenance schedule for oil changes varies for each manufacturer and model. Because newer engines use many different types of oils, you can get more mileage between oil changes in most cases. Depending on the make and model of your vehicle, age, mileage and type of oil used, you might have an oil change schedule that is different from the old standard of every 3,000 miles.
Regular oil changes are the first step in the basic maintenance of a vehicle. Whether this is your first car, a new car, your daily driver, or your classic, our team is here to help you. With over 70 years of combined experience and a Master ASE-Certified mechanic, our team can assist our Belmont, North Carolina
customer with all their vehicle needs. For more information on our oil changes or to schedule service, please give us a call today.
At TRC Automotive, we offer
oil change
services to those in
Belmont, Charlotte, Spencer Mountain, Gastonia, Mount Holly, McAdenville, Cramerton, and The Vineyards on Lake Wylie, North Carolina.
