Do You Need a Porsche Oil Change in Fort Worth? What You Need to KnowThe adage about keeping something running “like a well-oiled machine” certainly applies to your Porsche. In Germany, mechanics who work on Porsche models emphasize keeping engines “wie geschmiert laufen,” which literally means “running like greased,” at least once a year or every 10,000 miles across all models. This is without exception; even if you kept your 911, 944, 928, Cayenne, or Macan mostly in the garage, you should still get a Porsche oil change in Fort Worth done once a year.
It doesn’t matter if your Porsche is a low-mileage late model that was filled with Mobil 1 Extended Performance or Mobil 1 Racing synthetic oil, you still want to change it at least once a year. Here’s why:
Oil will break down and lose its lubricating properties over time. Even if you don’t drive much, this degradation happens because of exposure to heat and air. Infrequent use can lead to moisture accumulating in the oil, thus increasing the potential of sludge building up. Then there’s the issue of internal corrosion; fresh oil helps protect the engine from the condensation and pollutants that can form during short trips.
Things are different if you are taking your Porsche Carrera to an open track event at Eagles Canyon Raceway on the weekends. Depending on the action the car got into, you may need to get an oil change at 3,000 miles or before you hit the track again.
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