[mackaikai]

need recommendation on a shop that can do a good oil change for my 2009 E92. I just finished my break-in period and im thinking about taking it in for a oil change.

FYI: no i don't want to do it myself
no super overpriced place please...
just want a reasonable price, reputable place
yes i know i can take it into a dealership, but i want to see what options i have first

around LA would be nice.

any reference? any experiences?


UPDATE: sorry guys, i should have done a 'search' first , i saw multiple posts about this topic
: search

[to_riffic]

i can do it for u. pm me. i can also get u good eneos 0w50 oil for $70.

[stickypaws]

Swiss Motors on Sepulveda in Culver City. One of the better indie shops around. http://www.swissmotors.com/html/about.html

[to_riffic]

and u've come out to stars burger b4, i live like 5 mins away. u can always stop by to hav a bite w/ steve and i can work on ur car.

[mackaikai]

can i ask a stupid question (newbie here)

if i get the eneos 0w50 oil you were talking about, will my car have problem going back to OEM oil when the schedule maintenance time come?

not sure whether they are the same weight

[Dr.phuOnger?]

negative you will not have a problem!

you can switch back and forth anytime you like. you can even mix half of your eneos with your regular one if you want.. mix all the oils you want together and you'll still be okay!

probably just make sure ur sticking to the same viscosity for engine protection =D

[to_riffic]

Originally Posted by mackaikai

can i ask a stupid question (newbie here)

if i get the eneos 0w50 oil you were talking about, will my car have problem going back to OEM oil when the schedule maintenance time come?

not sure whether they are the same weight

once u try eneos 0w50 u wont wanna go bak to oem oil.

[1013mm]

Originally Posted by ra2fanatic

once u try eneos 0w50 u wont wanna go bak to oem oil.

[E92-Lighting]

Originally Posted by ra2fanatic

once u try eneos 0w50 u wont wanna go bak to oem oil.

i can vouch for ra2fanatic, good service!

[LOLrance]

Originally Posted by ra2fanatic

once u try eneos 0w50 u wont wanna go bak to oem oil.

+10000000000000

Dyno proven gain of 7whp just from swapping to ENEOS, as well as being the only 335 (out of i believe 5) at the track that did not go into limp mode.