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Toyota Avalon Engine Oil
Replacing Your Motor Oil
The frequency of which to change your engine depends on your car's age and the engine it has. In most cases you need to change the oil every three months or 3000 miles if you have conventional oil, but synthetic oil intervals are longer. Either way, to change the engine oil, begin by draining the oil from the oil pan into a catch basin by removing the drain plug. After it's done draining, tighten the plug and locate the filler cap under the hood. Add new, clean oil until the level is at the full line on the dipstick.Best Engine Oil For Toyota Avalon
The right oil for your engine depends on what the manufacturer recommends. Most Toyota Avalon models require conventional engine oil or better, but if yours specifies synthetic oil, you must use nothing of lower quality. To find out which oil you need, check your owner's manual or filter the search results above by year, make, model, and engine size.AutoZone is your best source for car parts to keep your Toyota Avalon in top shape including oil, filters, brakes, batteries, and much more. To get your parts fast, choose from home delivery options or select Same-Day In-Store or Curbside Pickup at checkout.
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I spend a little extra for added protection
Jason
in 15 days
I recently bought a 1999 Toyota Avalon with 86,000 miles on it. I know the motors are built to last, the one main issue can be sludge build up if the oil is not taken care of properly. This can lead to engine failure. I decided to give it the best oil money can buy. Even though it says on the bottle that it could last up to 12,000 miles before an oil change I keep it around 5,000 to be safe. It seems to run a little smoother since I switched from conventional oil. And at the end of the 5,000 miles it looks great when I drain it. I won't say I notice any miraculous changes. I just want to protect my engine the best I can and I do believe this will help greatly
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1999 Toyota Avalon
I recently bought a 1999 Toyota Avalon with 86,000 miles on it. I know the motors are built to last, the one main issue can be sludge build up if the oil is not taken care of properly. This can lead to engine failure. I decided to give it the best oil money can buy. Even though it says on the bottle that it could last up to 12,000 miles before an oil change I keep it around 5,000 to be safe. It seems to run a little smoother since I switched from conventional oil. And at the end of the 5,000 miles it looks great when I drain it. I won't say I notice any miraculous changes. I just want to protect my engine the best I can and I do believe this will help greatly
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1999 Toyota Avalon
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Excellent custom service
Alexander
in 3 months
Employee confirmed oil purchased was the correct vehicle oil. Employee got oil filter number since older car not in reference catalog on aisle.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? Toyota Avalon 1997
Employee confirmed oil purchased was the correct vehicle oil. Employee got oil filter number since older car not in reference catalog on aisle.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? Toyota Avalon 1997
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Great oil for high mileage
Clifford
in 8 months
This oil outlasts other oils from my experience. So I’ll continue to trust this product.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2001 Toyota Avalon
This oil outlasts other oils from my experience. So I’ll continue to trust this product.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2001 Toyota Avalon
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