Jaguar Oil Change Information, Pricing & Cost Estimates

Looking for a Jaguar oil change service near you? Get an oil change at a Jaguar Dealership here in Naperville.

Jaguar of Naperville is Naperville’s premier Jaguar service center serving Aurora, Bolingbrook and surrounding Chicago suburbs since 2002.

Oil changes with us are easy.  With Patrick Direct, we offer online appointment scheduling and Jaguar service loaners while your car is being serviced. It’s a great way to get to drive a different model Jaguar and gives you a chance to peruse the showroom. If you desire and have the time, you could even wait as oil changes do not take long. And as part of Patrick Direct we make it even easier for you, by offering at home or work pick-up and delivery.

So, when do you need a Jaguar oil change?

Knowing when you need a Jaguar oil change is essential to keeping your Jaguar F-TYPE or XE Sedan always running smooth and safe on the roads in and around Naperville.

Thanks to the marvels of modern engineering, your Jaguar’s standard recommended oil change interval is 16,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first. Although it’s a good idea to confirm the schedule for your specific Jaguar model in your owner’s manual.

However, there are a few factors that can affect how often your oil will need to be changed. Some of these include:

• Sporty driving style
• Off-road driving
• Heavy towing
• Racing

If any of these apply to you, check in with our Service Center. We’ll be happy to arrange an oil change schedule that fits with your driving style.

How much does a Jaguar oil change cost?

The average cost for a Jaguar XF oil change is between $312 and $340. Labor costs are estimated between $53 and $67, while parts are priced between $259 and $273. This range does not include taxes and fees and does not factor in your unique location. Related repairs may also be needed.

Which oil type is best for a Jaguar?

There are four (4) standard types of oil, each suited for different engines and vehicle types. Whether your car is new or used, low or high mileage, there is an oil built for it. So, what oil is best for your Jaguar? That depends on what kind you have! Let’s look at the differences in more detail:

1. Conventional (Premium) Oil: This is your run-of-the-mill new car oil. Built for just about any light duty vehicle on the road. It’s available in a varied amount of viscosities. Odds are your Jaguar will require something a bit more powerful though.
2. Synthetic Oil: While a bit more expensive than your standard oil, synthetic oils are built to last longer and function better at both low and high temperatures. Something like the F-TYPE would be best suited for this oil, with its high-tech, powerful engine.
3. Synthetic Blends: Cheaper than a full synthetic blend, these are mixtures of synthetic and organic oils. These are crafted to handle higher temperatures and engines that undergo more stress. Generally, this oil is best suited for pickups and SUVs, like the F-PACE.
4. High Mileage: With vehicles and engines lasting longer and longer nowadays, if you’re trying to keep your vehicle running well into six-digit mileage, this is the oil for you. With higher viscosities to deal with the wear of age, these oils are extremely protective.

This is where you belong, no matter how many miles your Jaguar has traveled to get here. At Jaguar of Naperville, you’ll benefit from the expertise of our Jaguar Trained Technicians, the quality of Original Jaguar Parts, and transparent, up-front pricing that fits you and your Jaguar.

Additional tips:

• Whenever you get your oil changed, your oil filter should be replaced as well. If you plan on changing your Jaguar oil yourself, visit our Parts Center to pick up the correct oil filter
• Check your owner’s manual to find out whether your Jaguar requires synthetic or conventional oil
• Oil viscosities may vary by model. In simple terms, the viscosity rating of oil is how well the oil performs at low and high temperatures. The idea is to keep the oil from thinning too much, thus creating a thicker, better barrier over the moving parts of your engine. Heat is what makes oil thin out, so the higher the second number of the oil, the more resistant to thinning the oil is. So, a 10W-40 oil is more resistant to thinning than a 10W-30 oil is. Though these are important to keep in mind, make sure to follow the owner’s manual for your vehicle to get the right viscosity
• Prices include oil, parts and labor
• Taxes and additional costs may apply.
• Ask a Jaguar of Naperville Service Advisor for further details and pricing.