Oil Change Services at Hensley’s Auto
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Regular oil changes are one of the most important services you can do to protect your vehicle. Clean oil keeps your engine running smoothly, improves performance, and extends its life.
At Hensley’s Auto, our technicians provide professional oil changes using only full synthetic oil along with the right filters for your car. Synthetic oil offers superior protection, better fuel efficiency, and longer service intervals compared to conventional oils.
What Type Of Oil Does Hensley's Use?
At Hensley’s Auto, we use only full synthetic oil for all oil changes to ensure maximum engine protection, better performance, and longer service life.
We carry all types of oil grades and viscosities to meet your vehicle’s specific needs, whether it’s for a compact car, truck, SUV, or diesel engine.
✔ Full Synthetic Oil Only
✔ All Oil Types Available (standard, high-mileage, diesel, European spec, etc.)
✔ Protects your engine and extends its life
What is Engine Oil and What Does it Do?
Engine oil lubricates and protects the moving parts inside your engine. It also:
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Reduces friction and wear
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Helps cool the engine by carrying heat away
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Traps dirt, dust, and contaminants to prevent damage
Over time, oil breaks down and becomes dirty, which reduces its effectiveness. That’s why regular oil changes are so critical.
Why Regular Oil Changes Are Important
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Engine Protection – Fresh oil prevents wear and helps avoid costly repairs.
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Improved Performance – Clean oil helps your engine run efficiently, boosting fuel economy and lowering emissions.
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Longer Engine Life – Routine oil changes keep the engine lubricated and running smoothly for years to come.
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Better Resale Value – Vehicles with documented maintenance, including regular oil changes, are more attractive to buyers.
What Happens If You Skip Oil Changes?
Neglecting oil changes can lead to:
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Reduced Performance – Dirty oil makes the engine work harder and less efficiently.
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Engine Damage – Contaminated oil can wear down pistons, bearings, and other components.
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Overheating or Failure – Lack of lubrication can cause the engine to seize, leading to catastrophic damage.
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Expensive Repairs – Ignoring oil changes could result in major engine repairs or replacement.