Mountain View Oil Change

08/12/2026

🌟 Member of the Week Spotlight! 🌟

We’re excited to recognize Mountain View Oil Change as our Member of the Week! For just over a year, Mountain View Oil Change has proudly served our community with quality products and service to ensure your vehicle is running smooth! Go check them and follow their page for more information on offers and services. Thanks for being a part of our community! We're happy to have you!

Join us in congratulating Mountain View Oil Change on this well-deserved recognition! 👏

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08/08/2026

Chain Saw Bar Oil for sale.
2.5 gallons $10.00
1 gallon $5.00

07/22/2026

We are looking for Oil Change Technicians -AND/OR- ASE Certified Oil Change Technicians who want to get away from working for Corporate Chains and work for a small independently owned business. We have a Customer Service Greeter who handles everything with the customers, so our Oil Change Technicians can focus on completing the oil change in a timely manner without other distractions. Competitive Salary. Come fill out an application!!

07/01/2026

We hope everyone has a great 4th of July celebrating America's 250th Birthday 🇺🇸

05/15/2026

We will be closing early on Saturday, May 16, 2026 at 12pm to attend the "Wings and Wheels" event at Blairsville Municipal Airport as we are also a Sponsor for this great event hosted by the local EAA Chapter 1211 benefiting Aviation Education for students. We will resume our normal schedule on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Thank you. Mountain View Oil Change.

05/12/2026

Wings n Wheels, Saturday, May 16th. It will be a fun family event and help support future aviation education.

05/12/2026

Oil Technician positions are available. Come by and fill out an application and talk with us more about the career opportunities. 249 Blue Ridge Hwy, Blairsville, GA.

05/10/2026

Tire Pressure

When servicing your tire pressures, what pressure do you use?

The pressure found on the sidewall of your tire is a Maximum Pressure established by the manufacturer of the tire as a Structural Limit. The tire manufacturer does not know what vehicle the tire will be installed on. If this Max Pressure is exceeded you are experimental and damage could occur or you could have a blow out.

The proper tire pressure is found in the drivers door jam. The placard may have a small image of a tire and will show "Front" and "Rear" tire pressures, example: "32psi". Sometimes the Front and Rear pressures are the same and sometimes they are different.
The door jam placard tire pressures are established by the vehicle manufacturer from extensive testing for Handling, Comfort, Wear and Safety for the particular tire used. The door jam placard pressure is the pressure you should follow for servicing your tires.
DO NOT USE THE MAX PRESSURE FROM THE SIDEWALL OF THE TIRE.

04/06/2026