Oil change in Snellville, GA for BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche and Volkswagen. The oil that carries your engine's approval, a fresh cartridge filter, the level checked the way the car wants it, and the reminder reset on the factory software.
Two kinds of cars come through here in Snellville. The one that runs to Briscoe Park, the Shoppes at Webb Gin and back, and never realy gets warm. And the one that does 78 in to Atlanta and home every day, an hour each way in the summer heat. Both need fresh oil sooner then the dash says. For diffrent reasons.
Short trips are the worst. The engine never gets hot enough to boil off the water and fuel that collects in the oil, so it turns to sludge in the pan. The long comute cooks the oil instead. And the car that sits for weeks with old oil in it is no better off. Its the same job either way, just sooner.
A yellow oil light or a service mesage means book it in this week. A red oil pressure light means pull over and shut it off, dont limp it home. Bring it to the German auto repair shop in Snellville that fills the oil your engine was built for and puts the numbers on the invoce, and has since 2010.
A German oil change is more then a drain and fill. Every maker publishes its own oil approval, its own capacity and its own reset steps. Skip one and the engine pays for it latter. Done right, its the cheapest insurance your car will ever get.
Most of our oil changes come from Snellville, Loganville, Grayson, Lawrenceville, Lilburn and Stone Mountain, dropped of on the way to work and picked up on the way home. If its a BMW or an Audi, the BMW repair and Audi repair pages cover what else we watch for.
Same-week appointments are usually open, and an oil change dosent take long. Call, tell us the year, model and engine, and we'll confirm the approval before you get here. No suprises on the bill.
Great price
There’s nothing but good things to say about this shop. This car needed a lot of work from oil leaks, engine mounts, airbag light, to coolant leaks, and they did this work in a day. Fast and great work. This if for sure my go to shop from now on. Highly recommend!
I've been coming here for years, and the quality of work and customer service is always great! They also work quickly, so there's very little downtime whenever I drop off my car. I'd recommend German Performance to anyone who needs a trustworthy mechanic!
Ask around Snellville and you'll here our name a lot. German cars only since 2010, 180+ Google reviews and a 4.8 CARFAX rating. Come by, watch the techncian look up your approval, and decide for yourself.
The book says 10,000 miles or one year on most current models. Short trips, heat, towing and sitting are all harder on oil then steady miles, so we'd go sooner. If the car barely moves, the time limit maters more than the mileage.
The answer is an approval code for your engine and year, not a brand: BMW LL-01 or LL-04, Mercedes-Benz 229.5 or 229.51, VW 502 00, 504 00 or 507 00, Porsche A40 or C40. We look up your exact car and fill that, no gessing. A general synthetic can still be wrong for you're engine.
These engines hold more oil, it has to carry a specific approval, the filter is a cartridge with its own seals, and many need the level confirmed electronicly and the reminder reset with factory tools. None of that happen in a ten minute bay.
Yes, on the factory software, so the cars own schedule stays right. A generic tool clears the message and leaves the counter wrong, wich is why some cars show service due a month after a quick lube. Ours dont.
No. Federal law protects your right to have routine maintenance done by an independent shop, as long as the right spec parts and fluids is used and the work is documented. You leave with a writen record of what went in.