How far from Manila can you go before you get an oil change?

Published December 12, 2016 8:30pm

Every car owner knows that getting a regular oil change is important. Having clean oil running in your engine helps your car perform well and avoid engine wear-and-tear. The key is knowing how frequent you should be changing your oil.

The 3,000-mile rule, or nearly 5,000-kilometer rule, has long been busted by car site Edmunds.com. At present, most vehicle manufacturers recommend an oil change after driving 7,500 miles (12,070.08 kilometers) to 10,000 miles (16,093.44 kilometers) or more.

But how far can your car take you around Luzon if you were to follow the minimum interval? Take a look at the trips you can go to before paying your mechanic a visit:

Should you need an oil change in the middle of your journey, make sure to make a quick stop in a service center that can cater to your car’s needs like Shell Helix Oil Change+ Service Center. With more than 200 locations at Shell stations nationwide, you won’t have a hard time looking for it. And if you’re not sure about your car’s required oil change interval, you can also consult the trusty mechanics at Shell Helix Oil Change+ Service Center.

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