Oil Change in El Dorado, AR

5 locations found near El Dorado

“Great service! Staff was friendly and the guy who serviced my car, I believe his name was Gavin but I'm not sure, explained every question I had. The team was fast, double checked each other to verify everything was correct and complete. Cost was average but less than I anticipated for an oil change on a bmw 328i.”

4.3 Superb169 Reviews

“Ever since quality lube turned into Take5, this place became the best place in Eldorado to get an oil change. It may take 6 min instead of 5 but at least I trust these people to check everything out on my truck.Services: Air & cabin filter replacement”

4.5 Superb53 Reviews

“Outstanding customer service is the norm at Trotter and this interaction was no exception. I have bought 4 vehicles from Trotter and plan on buying another in the near future. Total Professionals at Trotter Nissan!”

4.1 Good132 Reviews

“I drove over from Magnolia area to visit a sick relative They were so nice to check my tires because 1 was showing low. Kyle put air in low one & checked others. They were so kind to make sure I felt safe on road with my tires.”

4.1 Good95 Reviews

“The workers are really nice but I have some criticism of this of walmarts services.- tires of the same size can be found cheaper on their website (they don't usually stock the cheapest ones)- they will put them on the rim but they do charge (tires were $53 each, bought 3 and was hoping it would come out to about 160-200 but it ended up costing about 240)- IF your vehicle has tires that are not indicated on the inside of the door, they won't put them on the vehicle (this may only matter if you can't change them yourself for whatever reason)- calling the autocenter is almost never successful in my experience- I have called around to the other 7 tire stores in town and walmart is usually (if you go online!) the cheapest. For example, most tire shops wanted about $200 for a particular set of tires, I ended up getting some for $150 at a local shop but if I had been able to wait I could have paid $90 at walmart BUT, they charge for putting it on the rim (though they say its free, it seems factored into other fees) so it might have been about $120 by the end of it for 1 tire.”

3 Average34 Reviews