Chicago drivers are paying more for oil changes as motor oil costs climb
Chicago drivers are facing higher costs for oil changes as motor oil prices rise due to supply chain disruptions.
Chicago drivers are paying more for routine oil changes as rising motor oil costs put pressure on local auto repair shops amid supply disruptions linked to the Iran war.At Norwood Auto Service on the Northwest Side, owner Erik Scheidt said the price of the oil the shop buys has risen about 50% since June. As a result, the price for customers has gone up as well: A five-quart synthetic oil change that cost about $65 to $75 a few months ago now costs roughly $95 to $110.“When things go up, I…
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