these people who tell you to do a uoa at each oil change are not the ones paying for the uoa and are not the ones that are going to stick up for you when the dealer tries to deny youre warranty claim IF you had an engine problem. its easy to give someone advice over the internet when you dont have to back it up. these same people might as well tell you to change the oil every 2 years, or even 10 years. its all the same to them really sence they dont have youre engine to deal with.
the best and easiest way to keep reciepts for warranty purposes is to just buy the oil and filter every 6 months. the dealer doesnt really have any way of actually telling if you changed the oil, but if you show a reciept that you bought the oil thats good enough.
so you buy the oil and filter every 6 months, but change the oil every year. once youre warranty is up (assuming no engine problems) then you can keep on changing the oil at learly intervals and enjoy youre stock of oil filters and oil that you have procured from a few years of 6 month buying invervals.
the best and easiest way to keep reciepts for warranty purposes is to just buy the oil and filter every 6 months. the dealer doesnt really have any way of actually telling if you changed the oil, but if you show a reciept that you bought the oil thats good enough.
so you buy the oil and filter every 6 months, but change the oil every year. once youre warranty is up (assuming no engine problems) then you can keep on changing the oil at learly intervals and enjoy youre stock of oil filters and oil that you have procured from a few years of 6 month buying invervals.