Most of our customers pay $35–$45 for conventional, $50–$60 for a synthetic blend, and $70–$90 for full synthetic, with the filter and up to 5 quarts included.
What Changes the Price
- Oil type. Full synthetic simply costs more to make, and it's not close.
- How much oil your engine holds. Most cars take 4.5–5.5 quarts; trucks and larger SUVs take 6–8.
- Filter type. Some European and newer vehicles use cartridge filters that cost more than a standard spin-on.
Why Synthetic Often Costs Less Per Mile
Full synthetic looks expensive per visit, but it goes about twice as far. An $80 synthetic change every 7,500 miles works out to roughly a penny a mile — about the same as a $40 conventional change every 4,000. You get better cold-start protection and half as many trips to the shop.
Want the exact number for your car? Call us at (208) 555-0173 with your year, make, and model.