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95 Kennedy Rd S, Brampton Mon–Fri 9–7 · Sat & Sun 9–6 No appointment needed, ever 416-624-4736
More than just oil changes

Oil changed in
15 minutes.
No appointment.

Pull in, get in the queue, drive out. We put in the oil your manufacturer specifies, run the 15-point check, and stamp your service record.

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15 minAverage service time
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How much does an oil change cost in Brampton?

Between $29.99 and $169.99 at Lube It, depending on the oil your engine takes. Three taps for your exact price.

1. Engine

2. Model year

3. Make & distance

Answer all three and your options appear here.

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Regular Oil

The most important maintenance you will ever do on a car, at the lowest price we can do it properly. We drain the old oil, fit a new filter, and refill with premium conventional oil rated API SP.

Re-refined means used oil collected, taken back to base stock and rebuilt, using roughly a third of the energy of oil refined from crude. It is the greener choice as well as the cheapest. If your engine needs a synthetic, we will tell you and put in the right one instead.

  • Re-refined base, lower footprint
  • New oil filter every change
  • Old oil sent to a licensed re-refiner
  • 15-point courtesy check included
Regular Oil
4-Cylinder$29.99
6-Cylinder$39.99
Next service5,000 km
  • New filter every change
  • Old oil sent to a licensed re-refiner
  • Plus HST
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High Mileage Oil

Carries seal conditioners that swell aged gaskets and seals back toward their original fit, which slows the minor seepage engines develop over time. It also runs extra detergent to keep sludge and deposits under control.

Most drivers move to it as the engine accumulates distance, though there is no threshold at which it switches on. If you are topping up between changes or seeing spots on the driveway, ask us about it. Stocked in 5W-30 and 10W-30.

  • Seal conditioners reduce seepage
  • Extra detergent for sludge control
  • Anti-wear package for worn clearances
  • 15-point courtesy check included
High Mileage Oil
4-Cylinder$49.99
6-Cylinder$59.99
Next service5,000 km
  • New filter every change
  • Slows minor gasket seepage
  • Plus HST
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Synthetic Blend

Part synthetic base stock, part conventional. It flows better than conventional on a cold Brampton morning and holds its viscosity better once the engine is hot, without the full synthetic price.

This is a blend, not a full synthetic, and we label it that way deliberately. If your manufacturer specifies a full synthetic, this tier will not satisfy that requirement and we will move you up.

  • Faster cold-start oil flow
  • Holds up better under heat
  • Cleaner running than regular oil
  • 15-point courtesy check included
Synthetic Blend
4-Cylinder$69.99
6-Cylinder$79.99
Next service7,000 km
  • New filter every change
  • 2,000 km further than regular oil
  • Plus HST
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Full Synthetic

Synthetic base stocks are built to a far more uniform molecular size than conventional oil. That uniformity is why they behave predictably at minus twenty-five and at full operating temperature, and it is why the drain interval stretches to 10,000 km.

Turbocharged and direct-injection engines in particular need an oil tested against low-speed pre-ignition, which is what this delivers. Any engine can run a full synthetic in the viscosity it specifies, including engines whose manual only asks for a regular oil. The ultra-thin grades some newer hybrids and Toyotas require cost more to buy, so 0W-16 is $119.99 on a 4-cylinder and $129.99 on a 6-cylinder, and 0W-8 is $129.99 and $139.99.

  • Superior wear protection, hot and cold
  • Sludge and varnish protection
  • API SP Resource Conserving
  • dexos1 Gen 3 licensed
Regular oil Mixed sizes Full synthetic Even sizes Why 10,000 km Even-sized molecules behave the same way on a cold morning and at full operating heat.
Full Synthetic
4-Cylinder$99.99
6-Cylinder$109.99
Next service10,000 km
  • New filter every change
  • 4-cyl: 0W-16 $119.99 · 0W-8 $129.99
  • 6-cyl: 0W-16 $129.99 · 0W-8 $139.99
  • Plus HST
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Euro Full Synthetic

European manufacturers do not just specify a viscosity, they specify an approval number. Using an oil without that approval is exactly what gives a dealer an argument at warranty time, which is why this tier exists as its own product rather than as a grade of the one above it.

Tell us the year, make and model and we will look up the approval your car needs, then confirm we have it in stock before you drive over. If we do not, we will say so rather than pouring something close.

  • Built for European engines
  • We match the approval your manual calls for
  • Longest interval we offer
  • 15-point courtesy check included
Euro Full Synthetic
4-Cylinder$159.99
6-Cylinder$169.99
Next service10,000 km
  • New filter every change
  • We confirm your approval before you drive over
  • Plus HST
How our pricing works. Prices are set by engine size, 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder. Pickup trucks are priced on a separate page. If your engine needs an ultra-thin grade such as 0W-16 or 0W-8, it costs more, and you will hear the exact number before we start. Intervals shown are our recommendation for Brampton stop-and-go driving; your owner's manual overrides us and we will follow it. All prices are in Canadian dollars and are subject to HST.

The 15-point full service

Every one of these happens on every oil change, at every tier, and it is included in the price. If we find something worth your attention we bring the old part out and show you it next to a new one, so you can see the difference and decide for yourself. No pressure, no surprises on the bill.

  • 01Drain old oil and refill to spec
  • 02Replace oil filter
  • 03Reset oil life monitor
  • 04Check and set all tire pressures
  • 05Inspect tire tread and wear pattern
  • 06Top up windshield washer fluid
  • 07Check coolant level
  • 08Check brake fluid level
  • 09Check power steering fluid
  • 10Check transmission fluid where accessible
  • 11Check differential fluid where applicable
  • 12Inspect engine air filter
  • 13Inspect cabin air filter
  • 14Battery test
  • 15Stamp service record and fit reminder sticker

Your warranty survives this

The most common reason a leased or financed car goes back to the dealership for an oil change is fear of voiding the powertrain warranty. That fear is misplaced, but it depends on two things being true, and we make sure both are.

One: the oil meets the manufacturer's specification. Not close enough. We match the exact viscosity and approval your manual calls for. If we do not stock it, we tell you rather than pouring something similar.

Two: you keep the record. We stamp and date your service book, log the odometer reading, and give you the invoice. That paperwork is what settles the argument if a dealer ever raises one.

A manufacturer cannot require that you service at their dealership in order to keep a warranty valid. They can require that the maintenance was actually done, on schedule, to specification. That is precisely what we document.

What Brampton says

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Lube It in Brampton is fantastic! The staff are friendly and quick, the service is thorough, and they're honest about what your car actually needs. Prices are fair and they always get you in and out fast.
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I had an oil change done here for the first time and the service was incredibly fast. Their prices are the best in town. You just got a repeat customer.
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Came for an oil change, it was done swiftly and great customer service.
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I have been to other places for oil changes but I came back to Lube It and found their services were better than the others. Very helpful, honest and knowledgeable.
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Questions we get in the bay

Do I need an appointment?

No. We are a drive-in shop and we do not take appointments. Turn up during opening hours and we will look after you.

How long does an oil change actually take?

Most cars are in and out in about 15 minutes once you are in the bay. Saturday mornings and the first cold snap of the season are the two times to expect a wait.

Will this void my new car warranty?

No, as long as the oil meets your manufacturer's specification and the service is documented. We match the spec and stamp your book. Keep the invoice.

Why might my car cost more than the advertised price?

Two reasons, and we quote both before touching anything: your manufacturer specifies an oil in a higher tier than the one you asked about, or your engine takes a less common grade that costs us more to buy. Either way you hear the exact number before we start.

Is your regular oil recycled?

Yes. Our regular oil is re-refined: used oil collected, stripped back to base stock and rebuilt into usable oil, using roughly a third of the energy of oil refined from crude. On an older engine we will usually point you at High Mileage instead, because the seal conditioners do more for an engine with distance on it.

Can I choose whichever oil I want?

You can always go up. Any engine runs happily on a better oil than it needs, so if you want full synthetic in a car that only asks for regular, we will do it. Going down is different. If your manufacturer specifies a full synthetic, we will not put a regular oil in it. That is how warranty claims get denied and it is not worth the twenty dollars.

What do you accept for payment?

Cash, Interac debit, Visa and Mastercard. All prices shown are subject to HST.

Do you handle company or fleet vehicles?

Yes. We run a fleet care program with centralised billing, computerised invoicing, and per-vehicle service history. See fleet services or call and ask for fleet pricing.

What happens to the old oil?

It goes to a licensed re-refiner through our waste oil contractor. Nothing is burned on site and nothing goes down a drain.