It seems like there's plenty of places to get a Volvo oil change these days, but there's only one place in Virginia Beach, VA, that you can count on. Volvo Cars of Virginia Beach is ready to help you get top tier service with savings you'll enjoy at every Volvo oil change interval. Keep scrolling for surprising benefits, bookings, and more from our Certified Volvo Service Department.
Follow These Steps for a Great Volvo Oil Change
What makes a Volvo oil change great? It starts with superior materials and ends with exceptional workmanship. We only use the factory-recommended lubricants, and for most later model Volvo vehicles, that's Volvo Castrol Edge oil. Early model Volvo vehicles will also get the correct factory specified convention or blend oil required for longevity & performance. We'll cap things off with the right Volvo oil filter, which is designed to handle the rigors of your climate, engine, and oil type. Here's how it works:
Step 1: Use Your Volvo Valet App
Booking a Volvo oil change has never been easier. From the convenience of your smart device, connect with your concierge. They'll handle everything from vehicle collection, loaner delivery, and real-time updates. If you don't have an active Volvo Valet account, simply call or email a service advisor for the highest level of attention.
Step 2: Enjoy Your Savings
Life near Chesapeake, VA, exists at a certain standard. But that doesn't mean you can't enjoy meaningful savings on any Volvo oil change cost. Be sure to ask your service advisor for the latest service coupons that are always available to you as one of our valued customers.
Step 3: Enjoy Your Life
An unusual thing to say in relation to a Volvo oil change, but once you've gotten your certified service, you can hit the road without ever looking over your shoulder..
Frequently Asked Questions
What oil does Volvo Cars of Virginia Beach use?
Modern Volvo vehicles are born with Castrol EDGE Full-Synthetic in their engines. Castrol EDGE is a line of oil that meets the exact viscosity and durability requirements for today's advanced Volvo engines. Because of the high level of testing and quality with this brand of oil, it's not uncommon to see Castrol oil used in older Volvo vehicles, too. Different weights are used, such as 5W-20, 10W-40, 20W-50, and many others. Check your owner's manual for more information or speak with a service advisor.
Who makes Volvo oil filters?
Oil filters have changed quite a bit over the years, and to pop the hood of a modern Volvo vehicle might lead you to believe that oil filters are no longer used! Current Volvo oil filters are of the internal variety and appear hidden to the untrained eye despite being easily accessible by a service professional. Mann makes all Volvo oil filters, and older vehicles (the spin-on solid metal kind) might be branded with the Volvo logo or Mann logo, depending on the supplier.
How often should I get my oil changed?
You can always consult your owner's manual for exact details or speak with a service advisor if your owner's manual is unavailable. However, a good rule of thumb would be to gauge your oil change interval by oil type. If your early-model Volvo vehicle uses conventional oil, you will likely need an oil change every 3000 to 5000 miles. If your recent or new Volvo vehicle uses a synthetic blend or full synthetic, you'll be due for an oil change anywhere from about 5000 miles to 10,000 miles.
Your Volvo Oil Change & Beyond
Trying this yourself? Awesome! If you have an early model Volvo vehicle, you can count on our parts department to get you the exact Volvo XC60 oil (or any other mode, for that matter), filter, and materials to do the job right.
With a Volvo oil change being spread out about every 10,000 miles or so, that's a great time to inspect your brakes. With a year or more of driving, you'll want to make sure your Volvo brake pads are clean with plenty of thickness left. If you are unsure about how to measure pad thickness, we'll tell you how.
If you've driven about 30k miles, you might want to consider a Volvo battery replacement. Typically, those miles are clocked in about three to four years, which is exactly the predicted lifespan of your battery. Don't get caught with unnecessary battery issues. If your red battery light has come and gone, or you've seen flickering headlights at night, come and see us. We're close to all points near Norfolk, VA, so take the trip in and let us show you what tier 1 service is all about.
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