Lube N' Go Mobile Lube Oil Change Equipment FAQ

Q: Does Lube N' Go offer financing?
A: Not directly. However, we work closely with GMAC Credit who offer equipment financing if purchased concurrently with a new van. GMAC's rates are very competitive and the application process is quick and simple. Alternative financing through Direct Capital may be available for equipment only or for equipment with trailer purchases. To apply with Direct Capital you must already have establish a business by doing the following:

1. Register your business name.
2. Open a commercial bank account.
3. Have a business location.

Please call us for more information.

Q: What is the turn around time once I place my order?
A: Each system is assembled to order and after a thorough quality inspection, is typically ready for pick-up in 2-weeks. You will be provided with pick-up date once your order is placed.

Q: Do I need any special licenses or certification to change oil?
A: No. You do not need any special certification to change oil. However, we do suggest you contact your state’s Environmental Protection Agency and inquire about the laws regarding transportation of waste oil (less than 55 gallons) in your vicinity.

Q: Do I have to travel to Lube N' Go's Florida location?
A: In most cases it will be less expensive for you to travel to Florida to pick up your lube system. Shipping a lube van or lube trailer across the country can be very costly.

Q: Can you ship only the equipment?
A: Yes. Please call us for a shipping quote.

Q: Why should I do business with Lube N' Go?
A: Lube N' Go, a service of Mobile Lube Equipment & Sales, Inc., has earned a very solid reputation for its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Combined with our longevity and unparalled post-sale support, Lube N' Go is clearly America's leading mobile oil change company and your top choice for quick-lube equipment. Please click here for more information about Lube N' Go.

Q: Does Lube N' Go use plastic tanks?
A: Absolutely not! Our tanks are made from high-grade aluminum to meet the full D.O.T. standards for transporting both waste and fresh oil. Always avoid any company offering cheap plastic tanks in their systems.