If your Range Rover, Defender, or Discovery needs an oil change, our technicians at Land Rover Southwest Houston are here to help. We make it easy to keep your luxury SUV performing smoothly in Space City, so visit us on the Southwest Freeway near River Oaks today to get started!
During an oil change, your luxury SUV's old oil is drained and replaced with fresh, clean product. Fresh oil is important to keep your engine's components properly lubricated and its temperature consistent. Regular oil changes allow your luxury SUV to perform strongly for longer, and we always include oil filter replacements with each appointment.
There are several telltale signs to stay aware of, including noticeable exhaust smoke coming from your car, unusual sounds from your engine, or noticing your vehicle shaking when idling. If you notice issues with fuel efficiency or performance, it might be time for an oil change at Land Rover Southwest Houston.
Our technicians agree that most luxury SUVs in our lineup should have their oil changed every 7,500 to 10,000 miles on the road. If your vehicle uses conventional oil, you should have your oil change every few months, or 3,000 to 5,000 miles on the road. This interval can differ depending on the model you drive, so check with our experts at Land Rover Southwest Houston if you have any questions.
Engine damage, performance issues, and overheating may occur if you go too long without a regular oil change. Oil changes are essential when it comes to keeping your car healthy, so make sure to schedule regular appointments at Land Rover Southwest Houston to keep your luxury SUV performing at its best!
Many new models in our lineup use an electronic oil monitor to help you stay on top of your vehicle's oil levels. If your vehicle uses an electronic monitor, you can easily check the level of oil through your SUV's service menu. If you need help accessing this, your manual or a team member can be of assistance.
Older models might use a dipstick, which allows you to manually check oil levels by removing, wiping clean, and reinserting the dipstick (located under the hood), allowing you to read the level of oil currently available. It is best to keep your car off for around 10 minutes before checking using this method.
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