3000 Miles: takes you how long to get there?

[addyguy]

About 1.5-2 months....so I change the oil every 3-4 months, at 5-6k miles......

 

[derek244]

My daily driver, which varies as it is a company vehicle (usually a Tacoma or Tundra) takes about 1 1/2 to 2 months to hit 3,000. My wifes Rav4 takes about 3 months. Now, my 1993 Camry? About 5 years. The stuff I drain out in the spring to change could be rebottled as new. My 71 GS uses Amsoil that gets about 500-700 miles of use before being replaced yearly. I know, I know...

 

[westex39]

Six months on the Toyota Prius. One year on the GMC Envoy. I change the Envoy because of time not mileage. Usually only drive the Envoy 1500 miles a year. Gas mileage is the main reason for this. Prius averages 43 mpg in town short trips. Envoy averages about 16 mpg. The only reason I keep the Envoy is if we decide to take a long trip.

 

[thunderchild]

About a month for me. I drive 100+ miles a day for work, and then do my errands on weekends. I am on a 5k OCI bit if I switch to Amsoil I am going to go to 10K.

 

[Nickdfresh]

Lately, quite a while at about six-to-eight-months (I was living within' easy cycling distance of work)...

But that's going to change soon...

 

[GEWB]

22 days on average (months without a holiday).

-GEWB

 

[Triple_Se7en]

The wife and I drive three vehicles. We put on around 20K annually-combined. With two of those vehicles, it takes around/roughly six months to reach 3K. My back & forth work vehicle takes around four months.

 

[Tree Hugger]

Around a month, usually.
A week or so on vacation...

 

[PF52]

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22 days on average (months without a holiday).

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I used to be on that schedule in the 80s when I used my own vehicle for work; 45,000 miles a year was the norm.

Now its probably every couple months seeing I'm averaging 24,000 a year for the past decade or so.

 

[surfstar]

Re: 3000 Miles: takes you how long to get there?

Depends on how fast I'm driving.