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Ford-trained technicians. Genuine Motorcraft® oil and filters. A 37-point inspection with every oil change, at every price. All makes and models welcome.
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An oil change at Jay Malone Ford in Hutchinson, MN starts at $75 for conventional oil. The Works® Package is $99.82 and adds synthetic blend oil, a tire rotation and pressure check, brake inspection, battery test, fluid top-off, and a filter, belts and hoses check. Diesel runs $175 to $275; full synthetic varies by engine. Every oil change at either price includes a 37-point inspection and a recall check against Ford's system. Walk-ins welcome, appointments recommended. We open at 7:30am Monday through Friday and are closed Saturday and Sunday. All makes and models. Free pickup and delivery inside Hutchinson city limits. Call (320) 587-4748 or schedule online.
Two ways to get your oil changed here. Both are done by Ford-trained technicians using Motorcraft® oil and filters, and both include the 37-point inspection. Here is exactly what separates them.
The 37-point inspection is the part most drivers do not expect. It comes with every oil change we do, at either price. Our technicians look over your brakes, fluids, belts, hoses, tires and battery, and you get a straight answer about what they found — what is urgent, what can wait until next visit, and what is fine. If nothing needs attention, we tell you that too, and you leave having paid for an oil change.
Ford's bundled maintenance service, priced around what a standalone oil change costs at a lot of shops.
The Works® bundles a synthetic blend Motorcraft® oil change with a tire rotation and pressure check, brake inspection, battery test, fluid top-off, filter check, belts and hoses check, and the 37-point inspection. Buying those services separately costs more than buying them together, which is the whole point of the package.
Whether it is worth the extra $24.82 over the conventional oil change comes down to one question: are your tires due for a rotation? If they are, the package is already cheaper than paying for the two separately, and everything else in it is effectively free. If you had tires rotated last month, the conventional oil change is the sensible choice and we will tell you so at the counter.
Not sure what your vehicle takes? Our technicians check your owner's manual and Ford's specifications before a drop goes in.
Standard protection for older vehicles in normal driving conditions. Includes the 37-point inspection. Typical interval around 5,000 miles — follow your owner's manual and your oil-life monitor, not a windshield sticker.
Synthetic blend oil change bundled with tire rotation, brake inspection, battery test, fluid top-off, and the 37-point inspection. Typical interval 5,000 to 7,500 miles.
Required for many newer Ford engines, including EcoBoost® applications. Longest interval, typically 7,500 to 10,000 miles. Pricing varies by engine.
Heavy-duty service for diesel trucks. A 6.7L Power Stroke® holds roughly 13 quarts, which is why the price is higher. Built for Super Duty® work and towing.
Related service pages: tires and alignment, battery service, and brake service. Ask about current service specials when you call — senior, military and veteran, teacher and 3M employee discounts all apply here.
Less often than you were told, and we would rather say so than sell you an oil change you do not need.
The 3,000-mile rule is decades out of date. It came from an era of conventional oils and engines that ran dirtier than anything built in the last twenty years. On a modern vehicle, following it means paying for oil changes you do not need and sending usable oil to be recycled.
What to use instead, in order of authority: your owner's manual, then your vehicle's oil-life monitor if it has one. Most Fords built in the last fifteen years have an Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor that watches how the engine is actually being driven — cold starts, idling, towing, short trips — and tells you when the oil is done rather than guessing from mileage alone. Trust it over a sticker.
Minnesota is a "severe duty" climate more often than people think. Short winter trips where the engine never fully warms up, extended idling to defrost, and towing in summer heat all shorten oil life — and all three describe a normal year around Hutchinson. If your driving is mostly short trips in January, you are on the shorter end of your manual's range, not the longer one. Ask us and we will look at how you actually drive rather than quoting a number at you.
If you come in and the oil has life left in it, we will tell you that and you can come back later. That conversation costs us a sale and buys us a customer, which has worked out fine for us since 2005.

Brady is a Gibbon, MN native and the man running our service department every single day. His colleagues give him grief for being relentlessly cheerful. Customers love him for exactly the same reason.
When you bring your vehicle in, Brady's team is responsible for getting it right. Not a corporate service coordinator three states away. Brady picks up the phone, he knows your name, and he does not sugarcoat what your vehicle needs.
Brady oversees factory-trained technicians in one shared service department, which is why all makes and models get the same level of care here rather than being treated as an exception. Read about our Ford Master Technicians and what their certifications actually mean for your repair.
"Fix it right the first time. That is the whole job. We have the certifications, the parts, and the accountability that comes with a family-owned dealership."
Brady Forst — Service Manager, Jay Malone MotorsAn oil change is an oil change. What surrounds it is not. Here is what you get at a Ford dealership that a quick-lube bay generally cannot offer.
Motorcraft® oil and filters are built to Ford's own engineering specifications for Ford engines. Your vehicle gets the correct oil weight and the correct filter every single time, without you having to ask or check. We document what went in.
Ford certification is not a weekend course. It is years of factory training, hands-on testing, and continuing education that gets re-earned. Meet the technicians who work on your vehicle and see what their certifications actually mean.
Your VIN runs against Ford's system while you are here. If there is an open recall or field service action on your vehicle, we find it and tell you, and the repair is free. A shop without access to Ford's system has no way to look. How to check your own recalls
Every visit is recorded in Ford's system against your vehicle, not on a paper sticker that falls off the windshield. That record supports your warranty coverage, and it is worth real money to the next owner when you sell or trade.
You do not need to own a Ford. Chevrolet, GMC, Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia and everything else on the road come through the same service department, and they get the same technicians and the same 37-point inspection.
If something is not right, you call Brady. Not a 1-800 number, not a franchise complaint line, not a district manager three states away. The family whose name is on the building is right here on Highway 7, and we intend to still be here next time you need us.
Where a quick-lube shop is the better call: if you are mid-road-trip, two hours from home and the oil light just came on, go to whoever is closest and open. We would rather you get the oil changed than wait to do it here. What we are arguing is worth the trip is the inspection, the recall check and the service record — not the oil itself.

You should not have to take a day off work for an oil change. We run a free shuttle within the local Hutchinson area and loaner vehicles by reservation, for all makes and models. We also open at 7:30am on weekdays, earlier than most shops around here, so an early drop-off usually beats a mid-day one.
And if your address is inside Hutchinson city limits, you may not need to come at all. Free pickup and delivery means we collect your vehicle, service it, and bring it back — no charge, and no lead time, because our drivers are on staff rather than booked through an outside service. You do not have to be home: hand the keys over, leave them somewhere you tell us about, or use the after-hours key drop.
One limit worth knowing up front. Pickup and delivery means one of our people drives your vehicle here, so it has to start and be safe to drive. A vehicle that will not start or will not move needs a tow or roadside event instead — call us and we will help you arrange one, and we can still do the work once it is here.
Litchfield is about 20 minutes up Highway 7, Glencoe 20 minutes south, Dassel 15 minutes north, and Cokato about 25. Free pickup and delivery is a Hutchinson city-limits service; the shuttle and 7:30am drop-off cover the rest.
Jay Malone Ford Service Center · 1165 Highway 7 West, Hutchinson, MN 55350 · (320) 587-4748 · See all service department offerings.
Anything here can be added to an oil change visit, or booked with pickup and delivery.
Common questions from drivers across McLeod County and central Minnesota.
Oil changes start at $75 for conventional oil and include the 37-point inspection. The Works® Package is $99.82 and adds synthetic blend oil, a tire rotation and pressure check, brake inspection, battery test, fluid top-off, and a filter, belts and hoses check. Full synthetic pricing varies by engine, and diesel oil changes for the 6.7L Power Stroke® run $175 to $275. Call (320) 587-4748 or schedule online to confirm current pricing for your vehicle.
No. The $75 conventional oil change includes a Motorcraft® oil and filter change and the 37-point inspection, but not a tire rotation. The tire rotation and pressure check is part of The Works® Package at $99.82, along with a brake inspection, battery test, and fluid top-off.
The Works® Package includes a synthetic blend Motorcraft® oil and filter change, tire rotation and pressure check, brake inspection, battery test, fluid top-off, filter check, belts and hoses check, and the 37-point inspection. It covers up to six quarts of Motorcraft® oil. The hybrid battery test is excluded.
It comes down to your tires. If they are due for a rotation, the package is already cheaper than paying for an oil change and a rotation separately, and the brake inspection, battery test and fluid top-off come along at no extra cost. If you had tires rotated recently, the conventional oil change is the sensible choice, and we will say so at the counter rather than upselling you.
Appointments are recommended and easy to make online or by phone, but walk-ins are welcome. Scheduling makes sure your vehicle is seen by the right technician with the right parts ready. We open at 7:30am Monday through Friday.
A scheduled conventional oil change or The Works® Package is normally well under an hour. Diesel service takes longer because of the oil volume involved. If the 37-point inspection turns up something that needs attention, we call you with what we found and a price before doing anything beyond the oil change, so the timeline is your decision rather than a surprise.
Follow your owner's manual first, and your vehicle's Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor second. In broad terms, conventional oil runs around 5,000 miles, synthetic blend 5,000 to 7,500, and full synthetic 7,500 to 10,000 — but the monitor watches how the engine is actually being driven and is more accurate than any of those numbers. Trust it over a windshield sticker.
No. It is decades out of date, from an era of conventional oils and engines that ran dirtier than anything built in the last twenty years. Following it on a modern vehicle means paying for oil changes you do not need. We would rather tell you that and see you on the correct interval than sell you extra visits.
It can, and it is worth asking about. Short trips where the engine never fully warms up, extended idling to defrost, and towing in summer heat all shorten oil life — and all three describe a normal year around Hutchinson. If most of your winter driving is short trips across town, you are on the shorter end of your manual's range rather than the longer one. Tell us how you actually drive and we will give you a real interval instead of a generic one.
No. Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a manufacturer generally cannot void your warranty because you used aftermarket parts or had service done elsewhere. What matters is that the oil meets Ford's specification for your engine and that the work is documented. We use Motorcraft® because it is built to that spec and the record goes straight into Ford's system against your VIN — that is the real argument for having it done here, not a warranty threat.
It is a standard check of your brakes, fluids, belts, hoses, tires, battery and charging system, and it is included with every oil change at either price — no extra charge and nothing to ask for. You get the results along with what is urgent, what can wait, and what is fine. If nothing needs attention, we tell you that.
Yes. Your VIN runs against Ford's system while you are here. If there is an open recall or field service action on your vehicle, we find it and tell you, and the recall repair itself is free. A shop without access to Ford's system has no way to look, which is one of the more practical reasons to have the oil changed at a dealership.
Yes. All makes and models are welcome in our service bays. Our technicians service Chevrolet, GMC, Toyota, Honda, Subaru, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia and any other vehicle on the road, and they all get the same 37-point inspection. You do not need to own a Ford to use our service center.
Yes, if your address is inside Hutchinson city limits and the vehicle starts and is safe to drive. Free pickup and delivery has no lead time — call (320) 587-4748 in the morning and there is a good chance it is collected the same day. You do not need to be home; tell us where the keys will be. If the vehicle will not start, that is a tow rather than a pickup. Outside city limits, we offer a free shuttle within the local Hutchinson area and a 7:30am drop-off.
No, and there is no minimum service amount to qualify. You pay for the oil change; the transportation is free inside Hutchinson city limits.
Loaners are available by reservation, for all makes and models, but for something as quick as an oil change the shuttle or pickup and delivery is usually the faster answer — there is no paperwork and no trip to collect a loaner. Ask when you schedule and we will tell you what makes sense for your appointment.
No. Our service department is open Monday through Thursday 7:30am to 5:30pm and Friday 7:30am to 5:00pm, and closed Saturday and Sunday. If weekdays are hard, the 7:30am open time or free pickup and delivery inside Hutchinson city limits is usually the way around it.
Senior, military and veteran, teacher, and 3M employee discounts all apply at Jay Malone. Each discount is capped at $100. Mention it at check-in — no coupon needed. Current offers are on our service specials page.
A 6.7L Power Stroke® holds roughly 13 quarts of diesel-rated oil, against five or six in a gas engine, and the filter is larger. The oil itself is the bulk of the cost difference, which is why diesel service runs $175 to $275 rather than starting at $75. It is heavy-duty service built for Super Duty® work and towing.
We are at 1165 Highway 7 West in Hutchinson, about a 20-minute drive from both Litchfield and Glencoe, 15 minutes from Dassel, and roughly 25 from Cokato. Ask about a shuttle or loaner vehicle when you schedule.
If you are mid-road-trip, two hours from home and the oil light just came on, go to whoever is closest and open. We would rather you get the oil changed than wait to do it here. What we would argue is worth the trip is the 37-point inspection, the recall check against Ford's system, and the service record attached to your VIN — not the oil itself.
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Open 7:30am weekdays. All makes and models welcome. A 37-point inspection with every oil change, at every price.
Jay Malone Ford Service Center · 1165 Highway 7 West, Hutchinson, MN 55350 · (320) 587-4748 · Mon to Thu 7:30am to 5:30pm · Fri 7:30am to 5pm · Closed Saturday and Sunday · All makes & models serviced
Pricing shown is for most gas-engine vehicles and excludes tax and shop supplies. The Works® Package includes up to six quarts of Motorcraft® oil and a Motorcraft® oil filter; hybrid battery test excluded. Diesel and full synthetic applications are priced separately. Prices subject to change; see dealer for details. Free pickup and delivery is available inside Hutchinson city limits; the vehicle must be operational and safe to drive, and a nonoperational vehicle requires a roadside or tow event instead. Free shuttle is available within the local Hutchinson area. Loaner vehicles are subject to availability and reservation. Senior, military and veteran, teacher and 3M employee discounts cannot be combined with each other; each discount is capped at $100. Oil change intervals cited are general guidance — follow your owner's manual and your vehicle's oil-life monitor. Motorcraft®, The Works®, EcoBoost®, Power Stroke® and Super Duty® are registered trademarks of Ford Motor Company. Comparison pricing shown reflects local shop pricing for a standalone oil change surveyed in August 2026 in the Hutchinson, MN area and is subject to change.