Why Regular Oil Changes Matter, And How They Protect Your Engine
- Mark
- May 25
- 2 min read
At Royalty Tire in Moorestown, NJ, we get this question a lot: "Do I really need to change my oil that often?" The short answer is, one of the simplest and most important things you can do to keep your car running strong.
What Does Motor Oil Actually Do?
Reduces friction between moving parts
Cools engine components
Cleans out dirt and deposits
Prevents rust and corrosion
Seals small gaps inside the engine
But over time, oil breaks down and gets contaminated with dust, moisture, and even metal shavings. When that happens your engine stops doing its job, and your engine starts to wear down from the inside out.
What Happens If You Skip Oil Changes?
Decreased fuel efficiency
Overheating
Sludge buildup
Costly engine damage
Complete engine failure
A $100 oil change can you save you thousands in damages and repairs
How Often Should You Change Your Oil?
Changing your oil all depends on your car and how much you drive, but generally this is a good rule of thumb:
Conventional oil: Every 3,000 - 5,000 miles
Synthetic oil: Every 6,000 - 8,000 miles
Though, it's always good to get in a habit of checking it often and frequently changing it is all depending on the person. Some like to stick true to every 3,000 miles no matter if it's conventional or synthetic.
If you're still unsure, stop by the repair shop in Moorestown, NJ, and we'll check it for free.
Why Choose Royalty Tire for Your Oil Change?
At Royalty Tire we do more than just change the oil for you, our oil change service includes:
Full synthetic or conventional oil (depending on your car or preference)
Premium oil filter
Fluid top-offs (if needed) and tire pressure check
Visual inspection of brakes, rotors, and hoses
Fast, honest service
📍Located right in Moorestown, NJ, proudly serving all other local communities as well, including, Delran, Riverside, Medford, Mt. Laurel, Cherry Hill, Cinnaminson, Maple Shade, Evesham, and more!
Stop by Royalty Tire for your next oil change, don't wait!
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