how Much?

Just curious, is anyone including lubing the chassis in this discussion or just oil and filter? I do my own and I know the chassis lube is the worst part.

crasster wrote:
I buy oil at walmart and filter. Supertec is often packed by mobil. Also the filters are real good too. It's good stuff and I have many hundreds of thousands of miles on Supertech oil. It would not cost much to do yourself.

I buy motorcraft synthetic blend $17 / gal and a motorcraft oil filter ($5) at wally world :W

As others have mentioned, I also do my own and I thing the $65 is very reasonable. BUT, don't forget to lube job. I also do this everytime I change the oil. This is ALWAYS done prior to putting the coach away for the season.

$65 would be a good price for full synthetic with filter and anywhere that has a parking lot large enough to maneuver the coach into their bay should be able to do it.

I can not stress however how incredibly easy it is to change the oil and filter on a gas motor home yourself.

I buy oil at walmart and filter. Supertec is often packed by mobil. Also the filters are real good too. It's good stuff and I have many hundreds of thousands of miles on Supertech oil. It would not cost much to do yourself.

$50 Walmart super center.

I do my own oil changes and it costs around $35 and takes 30 minutes of time. If you pay someone to do it, I would think $65 would be a fair price.

My F53 is the older 360ci V8. I use Mobil-1 and replace it, and the filter, myself every spring. I average 3500 miles per year on the rig.

The same weight, time and mileage here, except I change my own.

I have my motor oil changed at a local shop in Port Orchard, Washington State. I'm charged $65.00 plus tax by this shop, and the motor oil change is for 5W-30W Synthetic Oil. I change motor oil once a year or every 7,500 miles, since I bought my coach new 10 years ago.