Dealer Changed My Oil Today

Been busy all day. What's the verdict? Is OP lying?

@hiPSI

 

Lol not only did I have a good dealer experience,
A good 10K OCI,
I just drove 600 miles on a trip and my truck did not lose any wheels or other parts.

For those new guys reading this, the pro tip is to get your vehicle serviced a few days before your trip, not the night before, that way if there is a problem it will show up locally

 

ya hes definitely lying.

 

In six years when he needs a new battery OP will be wishing that he did the oil change himself

 

I wish I had a local dealer like that.

 

Must be sarcasm, I haven't seen any battery last more than 4 years

 

Demand your money back! Tell them you won’t tolerate this type of behavior. They cheated you out of a reason to be outraged. Come on man… outrage is all the rage these days. They screwed you over.

 

9 years on a motorcycle battery here. It would have lasted longer but my charger/maintainer decided to die one winter and boiled the battery.

P.s. I have no idea how it lasted that long they typically only last 1-2 years.

 

I pick and choose my lies.
This is not one of them.

 

Still on OEM battery on my October 2017 build in Mexico, white paint, tranny filled, not leaking 3rd brake light truck

 

you bother to use trickle charger/maintainer that means you do care, no wonder it lasted that long, plus cranking a motorcycle engine is less work for the battery.

In the south or anywhere hot, batteries typically dies at year 2, heat kills the battery

 

Serviced by the dealer AND a 10k oci? There is NO WAY your engine isn't already completely seized up.

 

It's a big bike. That battery is working lol. Lots of vibrations too that certainly aren't good for batteries. Like I said most motorcycle batteries only last 2 years. It's really weird this one lasted so long.

 

this had me dead because reminded me of this:

 

Kind of refreshing to hear from a new owner on their 1st experience at the dealership quick lube.... thinking all is good.... like your own "happy place". So young, so innocent. Just wait... they'll have you bent over and screaming for mercy in no time!

 

Lol I have owned around 35 vehicles and many new. This is my 2nd 3rd gen. So, new truck, old owner with lots of miles.

 

Noted!

 

Yeah but…you have no idea what oil they *really* put in there…

 

I'm at 5,700 miles at have changed the oil twice already.

 

My dealer's service bay is backed up against a popular fried chicken & fish restaurant. The truck smells like a 15 piece meal after each visit.

...I stopped eating at the chicken joint though. Nobody wants drummies bathed in house-brand synthetic.