What does a comprehensive vehicle inspection include?

The inspection will include everything the manufacturer specifies and is required for the logbook service. Everything below, and much much more!

  • 1. Test drive

    The engine, drivetrain, brakes and suspension in your vehicle will be tested to ensure that they are up to standard.

  • 2. Operational check

    The standard components of your vehicle such as seat belts, lights, wipers including washers and arm mechanism, horn will be inspected. The air/cabin filters and housing will also be checked.

  • 3. Digital battery check

    Your battery will be tested and printed results will be provided.

  • 4. Inspection of underbody

    A visual inspection will be conducted for leaks from your engine, exhaust system, fuel line and gearbox.

  • 5. Tyre pressure and tread wear check

    The condition, pressure and tread wear of your tyres (including the spare) will be inspected to ensure that it is up to the legal standard.

  • 6. Brake wear recommendation

    A precise measurement can be provided to you. This will also include a fluid condition check.

  • 7. Suspension system check

    Joints and bearings in your vehicle will be checked for any leaks.

  • 8. Final assessment of vehicle

    The wheels are cross checked and a final road test is performed to ensure quality of the service and operations performed.

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Is your car under 10 years old?

Is your car’s odometer reading under 150,000 KM's?

We recommend a logbook service.

We recommend a basic service.

Logbook service

What we recommend as it ensures your car gets exactly what it needs, when it needs it. Equal to giving your car a spa day.

  • Includes the checks, work and part replacements recommended by the car's manufacturer at specific times, often referred to as a scheduled service.
  • Increase vehicle resale value as it shows you look after your car.
  • It will also keep your new car warranty for newbies, for added peace of mind.
Basic servicing

At mycar we call these our Basic Services, but you might know it as a minor or fixed price service.

  • Includes a Detailed Vehicle Inspection safety check, new engine oil and a new oil filter.
  • We'll report on anything needed to keep your car (Betty? Bruce? Cassandra?) in tip top shape, even if they are starting to show their age.

Time to give your Mazda 3 an oil change?

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If you've noticed that your Mazda 3 is running a little rough, it could be time for a service. Your wallet will thank you when you get better fuel economy, and so will your car, as giving your Mazda 3 an oil change when needed is one of the best things you can do for its overall health. Plus, city driving is tough on your engine, so if you find yourself spending more time in traffic than actually driving, your car will really appreciate the TLC.

At mycar, our expert technicians will change your oil and have you back on the road in no time. Plus, we offer flexible payment options like Zip Pay and Afterpay to help with the bill.

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Choose high-quality car oil for your Barina

It doesn’t matter which type of service you book at mycar, because your Holden Barina will drive away with fresh oil running through its motor. We only use premium engine oil and filters. And, our qualified service technicians make sure the oil is suitable for your vehicle type.

Most commonly, mycar service techs use synthetic or semi-synthetic oil, as these products tend to last longer and are kinder to your car.

What to expect from a Mazda 3 oil filter change

Regular servicing is a vital part of maintaining any car, and your Mazda 3 is no exception. When you bring your vehicle into mycar, our friendly expert team will change your oil and oil filter, and check over your Mazda so you're aware of anything that needs attention.

How much is an oil change for a Mazda 3?

When you book in for a basic service or what we call an Essential Service with mycar, the price can be as low as $269. This can vary based on the year and model of your vehicle, but you'll always receive an upfront quote to sign off on before any work has begun.

Signs you need your Mazda 3 oil changed

If you're experiencing sluggish starts, random noises or strange smells, it could be time to service your Mazda 3. Other signs include an increase in fuel consumption and decrease in power, but even if you're not experiencing any of these issues, you should get it serviced if you've reached the recommended Mazda 3 oil change interval.

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What is the oil change process for a Mazda 3 at mycar?

When you bring your Mazda 3 into mycar for an oil change, we'll empty out all the old dirty oil, replace your oil filter, and fill your engine up with fresh, premium oil. We'll also check over your vehicle and let you know if there's anything you should be aware of.

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What is the Mazda 3 oil change interval?

The recommended service interval for a Mazda 3 is every 6 months or 8,000km, whichever comes first. This interval may be impacted by your driving habits and the conditions that your vehicle is operated in though, so be sure to take this into account. Stop-start driving will put more of a strain on your engine, so it's a good idea to keep an eye out for signs that your car may need an oil change.

Your oil change specialists

When your car needs an oil change, you want top quality service at the right price. mycar offers both—with an industry-leading lifetime workmanship guarantee. We only use the highest quality components and have over 275 stores all around Australia, so you can get expert assistance no matter where you are.

Find more information about keeping your car happy and healthy in the blogs below, or call us on 13 13 28 to book an oil change today.

 

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FAQ

How often does a Mazda 3 need an oil change?

The maximum recommended period is six months between oil changes. Your Mazda 3 should be serviced every 8,000 km or every six months, whichever comes first. If you do a lot of stop-start driving though, this can be hard on your engine and you may need to book in for an oil change earlier.

What type of oil does a Mazda 3 use?

As a general rule, you will want to put synthetic oil in your Mazda 3. The grade of oil will vary based on the age and mileage of your vehicle, but your mycar specialist will be able to point you in the right direction. Don’t chance it and guess, as filling up with the wrong oil can do damage to your engine.

How much oil does a Mazda 3 take?

A Mazda 3 generally takes between 4.7L and 5.1L. The exact amount of oil that you need will vary depending on the model and year of your car, but the mycar servicing team will be able to get it sorted for you if you’re unsure.