Oil and filter service for the vehicle you drive.
Oil service replaces old engine oil and the oil filter. The right oil specification and service interval depend on the engine, manufacturer guidance and how the vehicle is used. Bring your mileage and any service records so the next maintenance step fits the car.
Additional work is charged separately.
Any additional work needed is charged accordingly. Discuss the work and charges with the shop when arranging service.
Between services, keep an eye on the oil level.
Follow your owner’s manual for checking oil and responding to warnings. If you notice oil loss, leaks or a change in engine operation, mention it when booking rather than assuming routine oil service includes diagnosis. See engine diagnostics and repair if the concern goes beyond scheduled maintenance.
Plan your visit.
We work on domestic and foreign vehicles. Tell us the year, make, model, mileage and concern so we can plan the work and arrange your appointment.
Open Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Night drop is available: put your key in an envelope and drop it in the slot. Contact details and directions.
Questions about oil service
Which oil and interval should I use?
Use the specification and schedule for your vehicle. Have the year, make, model, engine details if known and mileage ready when asking for service; one oil weight or mileage interval does not suit every engine.
Can I wait while the work is done?
Call when booking to check whether you can wait or should leave the vehicle. Waiting and walk-in availability are not shown online.
A customer’s experience at Kirkpatrick’s
…the staff and mechanics are very polite and knowledgeable.
Korny Sinclair
Excerpt from a Google customer review, checked October 29, 2026. Read customer reviews on Google.
Call to arrange your appointment.
Call 207-622-1557 to arrange your oil and filter service at 82 Cony Road, Augusta. Request a callback if you prefer; expect a call the morning of the next business day. An appointment is confirmed when the shop contacts you.
