I think I might get the oil change/tire rotation thing done next week since I'm overdue for the oil change anyway and then look into the 30K for the future. The manual says I should have gotten a 22.5K, but, hm, it may actually be a few months before I hit 30K, so maybe I should get the 22.5K next month? Thing is, all those things include an oil change, so it's silly to do it right after an oil change. Hm.
Natter 69: Practically names itself.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I do major maintenance as recommended by my dealer/owners manual, every 15K miles.
Inspired by this conversation, I think Tom and I will go see Sherlock Holmes on Christmas as well!
Yep. I change my oil every 5k and get recommended maintenance done every 15k, and I've had very minimal car issues over the years as a result.
For those without an owner's manual handy, the recommended intervals for oil change (and the routine maintenance that goes with it) can be found by plugging in your car's year/make/model info at CalRecycle's Check Your Number page: [link]
I'd crack out the manual or consult a professional for the more serious stuff though.
I have to post this [link] because it made me laugh SO HARD.
QQ: employee performance evaluation given at a restaurant, and in the same town as the place of employment. Unprofessional?
Unprofessional?
Highly.
Too bad that oil change calculator doesn't have cars before 2000.
Huh, it says I only need to change my oil every 7,500 miles! So I think the oil change/rotation now and wait till 30K for a full-scale maintenance seems good; maybe I'll do the 30K a little early but then continue on the 15Kish intervals, which seems to be working well for people.