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In the UK, a typical Daewoo oil change costs between £53 - £90, depending on your model, engine size, oil type, and location.
Your Daewoo oil change price will also vary based on whether you choose standard, synthetic, or performance-grade engine oil. An oil and filter change service should normally be done every 12 months or 10,000 miles, whichever comes first, so you'll usually incur this cost every year.
To save some money, you might want to consider a full car service instead, as this includes an oil and filter change and sorts out all your other routine car maintenance tasks at once.
If your Daewoo oil change light has appeared, or you’ve reached your scheduled oil change interval, one of our trusted local garages will be able to do an oil and filter change near you.
Compare Daewoo oil change and filter costs, check availability, and enjoy upfront, fixed pricing by simply entering your registration and postcode above.
| Car model | Fixter price range |
|---|---|
| Oil and oil filter change for Daewoo Kalos | £58 - £90 |
| Oil and oil filter change for Daewoo Matiz | £53 - £84 |
Keep your Daewoo engine healthy with a professional Daewoo oil change service from Fixter. Our trusted garages follow manufacturer guidelines to ensure every Daewoo oil and filter change is completed to the highest standard, using the correct oil grade and replacement oil filter.
A regular oil change helps protect your engine, improve performance, and extend its lifespan. Fresh oil reduces wear, improves fuel efficiency, and prevents costly engine damage. Most cars need an oil change every 10,000 miles or 12 months, depending on your Daewoo oil change interval and driving habits.
If your Daewoo oil change reminder light has appeared, or your oil change is due, book your Daewoo oil change online in just a few clicks. Compare Daewoo oil change costs and prices from vetted local garages, all offering upfront fixed pricing with no surprises.
Whether you need a simple Daewoo oil filter change, a full engine oil change, or a combined oil change and service, Fixter makes it easy. We’ll collect your car, sort your Daewoo's oil change service, and deliver it back. All covered by a 12-month warranty for complete peace of mind.
Book your Daewoo oil change today and keep your engine running smoothly with Fixter, the trusted choice for reliable oil change booking, expert service, and transparent pricing.
An engine oil change is where a mechanic takes all of the old, dirty oil out of your car's engine and replaces it with new, fresh oil.
A regular oil change helps protect your Daewoo engine, improve performance, and extend its lifespan. Fresh oil reduces wear, improves fuel efficiency, and prevents costly engine damage. Over time, engine oil degrades, changes viscosity, gets contaminated (with wear from the engine, water, or carbon, for example), and protective additives are used up.
When these things happen, your engine oil is no longer doing its job of lubricating engine parts, which causes parts to grind and wear away. This can do significant damage to your engine if left unchecked! On top of that, fresh engine oil helps keep the engine cool so keeping old oil for too long can also cause overheating issues. All of this together leads to an inefficient engine so you'll likely notice worse fuel efficiency and emissions.
In summary, to explain why you need an oil change: changing your engine oil regularly helps prevent damage and overheating, and can even improve fuel efficiency and emissions.
An oil change service is more accurately an oil and filter change, because you usually change oil and oil filter at the same time. A mechanic will drain the existing oil, replace the oil filter, and fill the engine back up with the correct oil for your car (as per Daewoo manufacturer requirements).
The easiest way to know when your car needs an oil and filter change is to follow regular oil change intervals, but you can also figure out whether your car needs an oil change in a few easy ways:
The oil colour has become dark (when you check it on the oil dipstick).
When you check the dipstick, the oil seems grainy and coarse.
Even with routine topping off, the oil level continues to decline.
A rise in engine noise - ticking, knocking, or grinding - as this is usually due to an increase in engine parts rubbing together.
Smoke is coming from the engine.
You smell the scent of burning oil.
The dashboard has an illuminated oil warning light.
High mileage/a long time since the last oil change.
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