Oil Change in Niceville, FL at 1213 SEC John Sims Pkwy.

These guys are great. Fast professional friendly service. I was out of there in no time at all to continue my day. No sitting in a waiting area waiting for my car. I didn’t even have to get out of my car. Very convenient. They were ready to greet me right as I pulled up. No line. They offered a bottle of water, guided my car in and got right to work. The young guys were working there were incredibly professional. It was nice to see people of my generation taking pride in their work and carrying themselves with professionalism. I will definitely be back.

Take Five Oil Change, Niceville Michael (service writer), Michael (tires, and walked me out of the bay), Jonah (safety and hood, also MOD), and Tanner (in the pit). Those are the four names on my paper today, and this whole review is about them. Here's what you need to know. I had a coupon for $25 off at a different oil change place here in town. That coupon did its job: it reminded me I was due. I drove to Take Five anyway. They take care of veterans and I'm grateful for the military discount, but that is not why I go. I'd be in that bay if there were no discount at all. That's not loyalty to a sign. That's loyalty to a crew that has never once had an off day with me. Everybody is out here talking about being authentic. I don't want authentic. I want consistent. You do not want your dentist authentic on the day she had a fight with her husband and decides to take it out on the molar that's already giving you trouble. You want her the same every single time. That's what these guys deliver... EVERY time. A cold bottle of water before I even pull into the bay, and you can see the condensation on it as they walk it over. Eye contact from all four of them. Do you know how rare that is anymore? They educate instead of upsell. Last visit, one of them told me my windshield wipers were on their way out. I said no thanks. A month later the rubber cracked and the blade was dragging across my glass. I came back and fessed up, and Michael laughed with me. Not one ounce of I told you so. Same story with the engine air filter. He didn't say "you need this." He explained what it does, why it matters, told me they'd made a note on my account the last time I was in, and said I didn't have to do a thing today. He wanted me to know. And this Jeep is my work vehicle: it hauls banners, chairs, and step and repeats to venues all over the Emerald Coast. Teaching me something about it is useful to me, not a pitch at me. I own a business. When I watch four people work like that, my first thought is how do I hire them. My second is I hope somebody is paying them what that's worth, because thoughtfulness like this isn't in a training manual. Thank you for clocking in today, gentlemen. You made my whole day, and I'm telling everybody. 🤍

Hi! My name is KIRBY. On a Saturday, I had the warning light come on in my car for low tire pressure. I stopped at the location in Niceville. The first thing offered to me was an ice cold bottle of water. And many smiles and words. Air in and I’m on my way with another offer of water. Wow! What a great idea.