Common Questions About Oil Changes & Brake Inspections

Most modern cars need an oil change every 10,000–15,000 km or once a year, whichever comes first. If you drive a lot in stop-and-go traffic around Telšiai, you might need it more often. Your owner's manual has the exact recommendation for your vehicle—we're happy to check it with you during your visit.

Synthetic oil lasts longer—usually 10,000–15,000 km between changes—and handles temperature swings better. Regular mineral oil is cheaper but needs changing more frequently, around 5,000–7,000 km. We'll help you pick what makes sense for your car and driving habits.

Sometimes it's just dust or moisture—not urgent. But squeaking can also mean your pads are wearing down and need attention soon. That's why we do a proper brake inspection: we measure pad thickness, check rotor condition, and photograph everything so you know exactly what's happening with your brakes.

Not safely. Worn pads damage your rotors, which makes repairs much more expensive. We catch this early during inspection, usually when pads still have life left. Replacing them now saves you money and keeps you safe on the road.

An oil change usually takes 20–30 minutes. A brake inspection adds another 15–20 minutes if we're just checking, or longer if we find issues that need explaining. We'll give you a realistic timeframe when you book, and we won't rush the job.

Yes—old oil gets recycled or disposed of according to environmental regulations. We never pour it down drains or leave it sitting around. It's part of doing the job right.