Oil and filter change near me – find and book your service at Point S
Point S offers professional engine oil and filter change services at local garages across the UK. With 400 centres nationwide, our qualified technicians handle all makes and models — petrol or diesel — with transparent pricing and no hidden fees. Find your nearest centre and book online today.
What does engine oil and filter change service include at Point S?
When you book an oil and filter change at Point S, here's what our technicians will do:
- Drain old oil completely from the engine
- Refill with manufacturer-grade oil matched to your vehicle
- Replace the oil filter with a new one
- Check oil level to ensure correct fill
- Visual engine inspection for early problem detection
Want to understand why regular oil changes matter so much? You can learn more about car oil changes and why they matter on our advice hub.
How much does a car oil and filter change cost in the UK?
The cost of an oil and filter change in the UK typically ranges from £60 to £150, depending on your vehicle and the type of oil required. An interim or full service costs more but includes additional checks. Here's a quick pricing comparison:
| Oil type | Estimated UK price range |
|---|---|
| Mineral oil | £60–£80 |
| Semi-synthetic oil | £80–£120 |
| Fully synthetic oil | £100–£150+ |
How do you know when your car needs an oil change and maintenance?
Spotting the warning signs early can save you from expensive repairs down the line. Here are the tell-tale signs your car needs an oil change:
- Oil warning light on the dashboard: This indicates critically low oil levels or pressure—pull over and check immediately.
- Unusual engine noise: If your engine sounds louder than usual or you hear knocking, the oil isn't lubricating properly.
- Excessive exhaust smoke: Blue or grey smoke can signal that oil is burning in the engine.
- Reduced fuel efficiency: Dirty oil forces the engine to work harder, using more fuel.
- Engine running rough at idle: Poor lubrication can cause uneven performance.
Checking your oil level and colour monthly is an easy habit that helps you spot problems before they escalate. Most manufacturers recommend an oil change every 5,000–10,000 miles or every 12 months. Ignoring these signs can lead to serious engine damage and costly repairs.
If you notice any of these signs, find your nearest Point S centre and book an appointment today.
Get a quote or book your oil and filter change at Point S
When searching for "an oil and filter change near me", Point S makes the booking process simple. With local garages across the UK, you're never far from expert technicians who understand your vehicle inside out. Finding your nearest centre takes seconds—just use our online garage locator to see all Point S branches in your area, then book an appointment online or give them a quick call.
We offer no-obligation quotations with transparent pricing, so you'll know exactly what you'll pay before any work begins. All makes and models are welcome, from small city cars to larger family vehicles. If our technicians spot anything else during your visit—worn brake pads, a tyre that needs attention—they'll let you know, but there's never any pressure. Point S centres can also carry out a full service, MOT, or additional maintenance work in the same appointment, giving you complete peace of mind that your car is roadworthy and reliable.
All parts fitted by Point S technicians are guaranteed, with no hidden fees or surprises — you pay directly at the centre once the work is complete.
Ready to book? Find your nearest Point S centre and secure your appointment in just a few clicks.
Frequently asked questions
Do you also replace air filters during an oil change?
An oil and filter change focuses on replacing the engine oil filter specifically, which is essential for keeping your engine oil clean. However, Point S centres can also inspect and replace air filters (both engine and cabin air filters) as additional work if you request it during your appointment. Air filters typically need replacing every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or so, depending on driving conditions, so it's worth asking your technician to check them while your car is in for service.
How much does an oil change cost at Point S?
At Point S, the cost of an oil and filter change is competitively priced, typically ranging from £60 to £150. The exact price depends on your vehicle's make, model, and the specific grade of oil required. Contact your local Point S centre for a transparent, no-obligation quote.
How long does a quick oil and filter change take?
A standard oil and filter change typically takes 30 to 45 minutes at a Point S centre. The exact duration depends on your vehicle's make and model, the type of oil being used, and whether our technicians spot any additional work during the service.
Can Point S handle fuel filter and transmission oil changes?
Yes, Point S garages can handle both fuel filter replacement and transmission oil changes as part of their comprehensive service offering. If you need either of these services, mention it when booking your appointment so the team can prepare the correct grade of oil and parts for your specific vehicle. Fuel filters and transmission oil are typically serviced every 30,000 miles, though your car's manual may recommend different intervals.
What is an oil service and how does it differ from an interim or full service?
An oil service is a standalone oil and filter replacement — a cost-effective option if your car isn't yet due for a full or interim service but needs fresh oil to maintain fuel efficiency and performance. A full or interim service includes additional inspections, fluid checks, and component replacements.
How often should you change the oil in your car?
Most manufacturers recommend changing your oil every 5,000 to 10,000 miles or annually, whichever comes first. The exact interval depends on your driving conditions, oil type, and vehicle age — stop-start city driving or extreme temperatures can shorten it. Always check your owner's manual for the manufacturer's specific recommendation.
What happens if you don’t change your engine oil?
Over time, old engine oil degrades, loses its lubricating properties, and turns into a thick, black sludge. This restricts oil flow and increases friction between moving parts, causing your engine to overheat, run inefficiently, and ultimately suffer catastrophic internal component failure.