Oil change services

Oil change services, certified service,

What we do

Regularly scheduled oil changes are an integral part of your vehicle's performance and lifespan. If you drive with low or dirty oil, you risk more costly repairs in the future and engine failure. An oil change will improve your Nissans performance, as well as better your fuel economy. If you think you could use an oil change service, let one of our certified service technicians help you get your vehicle back on the road.

Know when to schedule service

Your Nissan may be equipped with an Oil Life Monitoring System, which will notify you when it is time to service your vehicle. If your vehicle does not have an Oil Life Monitoring system check your owners manual for your manufacturers' recommended method. When in doubt, the general rule is to change your oil after every 5,000 miles if using synthetic oil.

No Appointment needed!

It can be hard to set aside time to service your vehicle, so we offer many of our high-quality services with no appointment needed. We offer Lube, Oil, and Filter changes with no need to schedule in advance. Our certified service technicians will work quickly and professionally to get your vehicle back on the road.

Location

Quirk Nissan
600 Southern Artery
Quincy, MA 02169
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Service
Open Wednesdays until 6:00 pm |
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Signs You May Need Service

Oil stains, Oil puddles, oil leak.

 

Oil stains could be a sign on a bigger problem

If you see oil stains or puddles under your vehicle, it could be from an oil leak. Oil leaks can be caused by worn out or broken seals, gaskets, or other parts and lead to broader issues in the future if left untreated. When you bring your Nissan in for service, our certified service technician will help identify the leak and work to get your vehicle back to peak performance.  

 

Low oil pressure can cause engine damage

A low oil level or low oil pressure will eventually lead to irreversible damage to your engine due to high amounts of friction. Low oil pressure can also be caused by low oil levels or an oil pump malfunction, contributing to engine damage. If your oil pressure light comes on and does not turn off, you should bring your Nissan in for a service check to avoid costly repairs down the line.


Low oil pressure, low oil level, oil light, oil check, check engine light.