Oil change while on the road

Heavy truck services. Mobile mechanics.

Most (but not all) Jiffy Lubes in my area would be able to do an oil change on Class C.

How about the Ford dealer (assuming it's Ford). They have express lanes at most of them, and the ones here are in the main garages which are huge.

We use mobile mechanics. Costs a little extra but you can watch them work. Wish Speedco would do gassers...............

Ya, I was going to say Speedco - but I didn't think they did gas.

ksg5000 wrote:
Most (but not all) Jiffy Lubes in my area would be able to do an oil change on Class C.

This is a C?

99 44/100 of the neighborhood Ford dealers won't touch an RV. You're either too big to fit thru the door or too heavy for the lift. Many no longer have individual bay doors which makes for a very difficult maneuvering prospect to get an RV into a bay. Commercial truck service center are you best option but always call ahead just to be sure they can do the work and can get you in within your travel schedule.

Mobile mechs are also a good resource but you'll need to check with the campground, if you're in one, and need the work done. Many have a no powertrain work rule. Suspect they are concerned with lubricate spills.

The third unmentioned option is to pull a sample of the engine oil at 3/4 of mileage you normally change the oil and send it out to be analysed for extended usage. Might cost around $50 or so and they will email you the results.

In my area, 2 out 3 Ford dealerships will do gasser A or C's. I have used both of them. Call (Ford?) your customer service # for the unit and ask what dealerships work on the motorhome?

My local GM dealer has a single drive on lift for bigger trucks, it's an oil change, doesn't matter what make it is.

It's always a good idea to put the particulars of your RV in your signature so people have a better idea of what kind of RV you are talking about.

Guessing you have a C, even though you posted in the Class A section, wherever you land for a few days, just do a google search for Truck Shops and call them. If they can do a semis oil change they can do yours.