2 year oil change 1 year service

Dandytf

As I've booked a service plan service end of this month.
What do garages do when oil change is included with service plan though dashboard states oil change due every two years with one year to next oil change.
I by habit prefer oil and filter to be changed every year.

danny91

I change oil and filter between every annual service. So every 6 months

k3lvc

Dandytf wrote: »

As I've booked a service plan service end of this month.
What do garages do when oil change is included with service plan though dashboard states oil change due every two years with one year to next oil change.
I by habit prefer oil and filter to be changed every year.

a) why not ask them - we've no idea on your car/oil

b) If you prefer every year then the MSE way is to di it yourself (or at least provide oil/filter to dealer and ask if they'll do it for you) - obviously the cheaper the dealer labour costs the better - refer back to point a)

Dandytf

k3lvc wrote: »

a) why not ask them - we've no idea on your car/oil

b) If you prefer every year then the MSE way is to di it yourself (or at least provide oil/filter to dealer and ask if they'll do it for you) - obviously the cheaper the dealer labour costs the better - refer back to point a)

A forgot At point of online booking to ask
A.1 forgot when I ,made one voice call to change date of service
B. M.s. cannot physically change oil+filter -with mentioned service plan why would I
Refer to answers for your review, Thanks

k3lvc

Dandytf wrote: »

A forgot At point of online booking to ask
A.1 forgot when I ,made one voice call to change date of service
B. M.s. cannot physically change oil+filter -with mentioned service plan why would I
Refer to answers for your review, Thanks

So you've forgotten to ask those who can give you a real answer twice but have time to come on here and ask abunch of strangers


Your dealer isn't going to magically change your oil at their cost outside of the scheduled (and costed) service plan. If you want it doing for your peace of mind it's going to cost you

Dandytf

I enjoy mse motoring board at least there's sensible reply's -sometimes ��

k3lvc

Dandytf wrote: »

I enjoy mse motoring board at least there's sensible reply's -sometimes ��

And it seems I'm late to the party in realising how pointless it is replying to your posts :rotfl:

Dandytf

k3lvc wrote: »

So you've forgotten to ask those who can give you a real answer twice but have time to come on here and ask abunch of strangers/QUOTE]

2648 posts, know everyone do you!

Dandytf

Service today -Service Plan 1st of two year plan.
Pleased as oil was changed.
Only service advisory was AirCon re gas -which I plane too save 109-149 dependent on which gas is used.
Though since googled and seems AirCon isn't mot fail whilst I work towards late Sept.
Is AirCon service/re gas worth while as I don't often use it.

almillar

Is AirCon service/re gas worth while as I don't often use it.

If the air blows cold (like fridge cold) and doesn't smell bad, don't bother. Make sure you do use it every month or so, as it helps lubricate/protect seals in the system.

Dandytf

almillar wrote: »

If the air blows cold (like fridge cold) and doesn't smell bad, don't bother. Make sure you do use it every month or so, as it helps lubricate/protect seals in the system.

Thanks it has been working fine since purchase start of 2019.
Though maybe I could save up and get it re gassed in a month or two.

When do I know if the gas has run out,