Leased G37: Oil Change Question
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Leased G37: Oil Change Question
Hey Everyone,
So I need your advice on the two options that I have. I leased a brand new 2011 G37 recently. My first oil change was due at 3,750 miles. However, I had an ad hoc work trip occur in which I needed to drive so I am now at 4,300 miles. I plan to change my oil this week.
1) So if I go to Infiniti and have them change my oil, will I get in trouble for going over the mileage?
2) Should I change the oil myself or since it's a lease it needs to be documented?
Thanks!
So I need your advice on the two options that I have. I leased a brand new 2011 G37 recently. My first oil change was due at 3,750 miles. However, I had an ad hoc work trip occur in which I needed to drive so I am now at 4,300 miles. I plan to change my oil this week.
1) So if I go to Infiniti and have them change my oil, will I get in trouble for going over the mileage?
2) Should I change the oil myself or since it's a lease it needs to be documented?
Thanks!
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I just leased my 2012 G37 on Saturday. The salesman told me that I can get the oil changed anywhere I wanted but to be sure that I saved all the paperwork.
In terms of mileage...no you won't get penalized for going over 3750 miles. It's an arbitrary number anyway. My salesman told me that most people wait until around 5,000 miles...unless you drive a lot.
In terms of mileage...no you won't get penalized for going over 3750 miles. It's an arbitrary number anyway. My salesman told me that most people wait until around 5,000 miles...unless you drive a lot.
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I just leased my 2012 G37 on Saturday. The salesman told me that I can get the oil changed anywhere I wanted but to be sure that I saved all the paperwork.
In terms of mileage...no you won't get penalized for going over 3750 miles. It's an arbitrary number anyway. My salesman told me that most people wait until around 5,000 miles...unless you drive a lot.
In terms of mileage...no you won't get penalized for going over 3750 miles. It's an arbitrary number anyway. My salesman told me that most people wait until around 5,000 miles...unless you drive a lot.
As for paper work, if I change the oil myself, should I keep the receipts of the oil and filter?
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Same here...i basically only commute to and from work each day. If I was doing a ton of driving every day I would stick to the suggested 3,000 mile mark...but it's not worth it.
Yes I would definitely keep all your receipts just in case they want proof that the work was done
Yes I would definitely keep all your receipts just in case they want proof that the work was done
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The dealer called me about the free oil change, however the dealer I purchased from is 120 miles away. I asked if I could have it done at one closer to me and she said no.
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The reason they give you free oil changes is to get you in the habit of coming to them when you need anything done.
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