Routine Maintenance
Boat Oil Changes
Routine oil and filter service to keep your engine running well season after season.
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Marine Engine Oil And Filter Service
Regular oil changes are one of the simplest ways to protect your engine and avoid bigger repairs down the road. We handle oil and filter changes for inboard and sterndrive engines using oil suited to marine use.
This includes draining old oil, replacing the oil filter, refilling with the correct oil for your engine, and checking for any leaks or issues while the engine is open.
- Engine oil drain and refill
- Oil filter replacement
- Fluid level check
- Leak inspection
- Lower unit gear oil service
- Disposal of used oil and filters
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Tell Us What Your Boat Needs
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Our Process
How We Handle Your Oil Change
- 1
Drain
We drain the old oil completely and remove the used filter.
- 2
Inspect
While the engine is open, we check for leaks or any other issues worth flagging.
- 3
Refill
The engine is refilled with the correct oil for your make and model, along with a new filter.
- 4
Final Check
We confirm fluid levels are correct and there are no leaks before your boat is finished.
- Marine Grade OilBuilt For The Conditions A Boat Engine Runs In
- Quick TurnaroundOne Of Our Fastest Services
- Easy To CombinePair It With Winterization Or Another Repair
Frequently Asked Questions
Boat Oil Changes Questions
This depends on your engine hours and how often you use your boat. As a general guide, most inboard and sterndrive engines benefit from an oil change at least once a season.
Yes. We check and can service the lower unit gear oil at the same time as your engine oil.
Yes. This is one of the most common combinations we do, especially heading into storage season.
We use oil rated for marine engines, matched to your engine manufacturer's specification.
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Get your oil change scheduled before it becomes a bigger problem.