If you ever needed to do a driveway oil change in a pinch, we bet a lot of you wouldn’t think to hand the wrench to a Zoomer.

By contrast, Scholtz’s DIY oil change took him one hour in total, using the exact same oil and filter he would’ve gotten at Walmart. The price difference? Less than $15.

Changing your own oil can be easy to do, and it’s not expensive. Regular oil changes will prolong the useful life of an engine. But if you just want to do your own oil changes to save money ...

Doing your own oil change can be the gateway drug to the never-ending world of automotive DIY-ing. No matter your skill set, anyone with a few hours and some basic tools can change their oil.

Do you change your car's motor oil? If so, you are considered a do-it-yourself (DIY) oil changer! Changing your own motor oil requires the same care that you provide for the rest of your vehicle.

For those that fall into this category, this DIY will be redundant, as we am sure you already know how to change the oil on your car. For those that consider themselves rookies, here's how to do ...

If you want to save more, a DIY oil change costs only $30 for conventional oil and about $50 for synthetic motor oil, but you need the tools and know-how to finish the job.