Reply to "Oil Change Intervals - Why Try To Extend?"

dad2leiaMember

Hmm. The seldom used vehicle is always the one scenario that throws all mileage based programs awry.

Usually, I would do it in 6 month intervals, regardless of oil used. In fact, I have a Dodge Ram 2500 with the Cummins diesel that I do precisely that with, as it doesn't see 5K miles/year at this point due to the fact that the fuel is over $4 per gallon these days.

That lawn mower of yours probably will keep on running like a top, as I knew of someone that NEVER changed the oil in theirs, and it lasted for 15+ years!! Good luck with getting a new mower.

4/14/089:36 AM

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