In the USA there's not only gasoline which , but after some time there is a need to change the motor oil or the engine will not run effectively.
Like also in the USA it is noted that sometimes front tires or back tires wear out before other ones, and to even the impact on each tire, you have tire rotations. Usually oil and tire rotations are done concurrently, but not always.
In the USA the way it works is you have a dealer say if you're Toyota, you could pay the most by going to Toyota dealership for service every year or 2 or every 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometers or more).
Or you have something called Jiffy Lube or other services that for much less, offer oil changes and tire rotations.
Do they have these same things in Canada?
The reason I have to ask this question, seriously, is the encyclopedia I refer to does not address this at all. See for yourself. READ this entry below.
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Canada
Like also in the USA it is noted that sometimes front tires or back tires wear out before other ones, and to even the impact on each tire, you have tire rotations. Usually oil and tire rotations are done concurrently, but not always.
In the USA the way it works is you have a dealer say if you're Toyota, you could pay the most by going to Toyota dealership for service every year or 2 or every 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometers or more).
Or you have something called Jiffy Lube or other services that for much less, offer oil changes and tire rotations.
Do they have these same things in Canada?
The reason I have to ask this question, seriously, is the encyclopedia I refer to does not address this at all. See for yourself. READ this entry below.
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Canada