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I’ve always provided two 4 quart jugs. One of the jugs is typically used and partially full. This time the used jug had too little obviously.

That's an interesting question. They don't oversell me on tons of stuff I don't need, but notify me when I truly do need something. The work they've done has never had issues (until this time). Easy to work with and transparent. They have never seemed dishonest.

You're right. I have a reminder on my phone to check the oil on all three cars once a month, so I was just going off that. I will start checking after every oil change too.

I agree. I called the mechanic shop, which is quite reputable and treated me well for over two years now, and let them know. They agreed it's concerning (and apologized) and will be investigating with the technician who performed the work.

Got it. Makes sense. I know the car doesn't burn oil or leak. In this case, they simply didn't top off the oil or let me know.

When you mean the red light, is that the check engine or oil pressure alert?

I’m surprised too. Although it’s my fault for not providing enough oil, he absolutely should’ve talked to me about it.

Yes. That’s what the owners manual says.

I will definitely check every time from now on.

I agree

Just the low oil message.

No leaking at all. If it were, I'd notice it on my garage floor.

There was oil on the dipstick but it was indeed below the L. I probably provided around 4.5 quarts. Engine takes 6.13 quarts per the manual >.< What's interesting is the oil level alert didn't trigger for two days.

Agreed. That's what I wrote in my post.

I only put AMSOIL Signature Series 0w30 in this car and follow the Severe OCI, which is 5K miles or 6 months. I recently had the oil changed (last Thursday) at the mechanic, provided my own oil, and they did the change as always. Saturday night, I was driving to dinner with my wife and the Low...

Yes, I do.

You are quite the specimen

For years I didn't think I was ever in the "Severe" category of maintenance. I thought it was reserved for vehicles that tow, work in construction, operate in Arctic temperatures. Little did I know about short-tripping...most people have no idea.

I bought mine on Amazon

Cool video.