Pan holds a ton of oil and doesn't spill a drop. I've had this unit since 2017 and never had any issues with it.

First time using this one (after using something similar for years) and the old motor oil "melted" the outside of the container as it drained from the car. It appears the materials used were super cheap or not suitable for contact with motor oil.

Happy! RC AZ

Preformed very well cleaning was a breeze the appearance and sturdiness is outstanding

The reason I bought this one, and then another after moving cross country is simple: it stores upright with no holes/plugs in the MIDDLE of the drain tray to leak. It also has a magnet for the drain plug and an area to allow a filter to continue to drain. Too many friends struggle to keep their containers leak free once the hit the halfway mark. This one did it right, the drain is on the high side, so you have to get it to 90 full before there would even be a potential for a leak. Thats why I rate it 5 stars. good quality plastic, a solid sealing port means it wont spill on the way to a store to drain it. highly recommended. and I'd buy it a third time if I somehow broke this one.

I used to use cheap oil pans and my garage floor is full of oil stains.I haven't spilled a drop on the floor since I started to use this oil pan in conjunction with Fumoto valve and vinyl tube. It definitely worth a few bucks more to eliminate all the mess, trouble and work.

You can do multiple cars before having to recycle your oil Cleans up easy for transport and empties quickly.

Came quickly and does the job

just received th e pan. Initially looks fairly durable and I think the caps will seal pretty well and are located so when standing up should not leak unless the container is filled to capacity. Best deseign I have found for the money. Only concern I have is the hole where the oil drains into the pan. under the cap are two 3/8 drain holes. I have a Ford Powerstroke truck with a 3 1/2 gallon oil capacity and I fear the oil will come out to fast for those two holes to handle and the oil will overflow the reservoir. I 'm pretty sure I can enlarge those holes without damaging the container.

By the title you can guess which vehicle this item was purchased for.I did modify it, so I wouldn't have the problem of overflowing the catch basin with 15 Quarts of oil in free fall.I Increase the size of the oil drain holes in the catch basin (under the big red cap), It came with two holes. With a small vent hole. It just didn't seem easily capable of breathing enough for 15 quarts..With that, I used a step bit to make new holes in the void between the original two catch basin holes, leaving just enough space for some material left between holes.The draining oil came no where near the rim of the catch basin and you could hear the air rushing out that vent hole. There was no gulping effect and the container held the oil with no leaks.It held leak-free in the vertical carrying position or in the horizontal position even when it got knocked over with the catch basin facing down for over an hour.Solid Purchase. I look to it lasting a while, as far as plastics go.Just remember to store the container OUT of direct sunlight.Irregardless of what the manufacturer may claim.

This is a great product for oil changes the container can hold enough dirty oil for three oil changes I could then take the dirty oil and dispose of it at any AutoZone or auto parts store

Good product.

My sweet hubby used this while changing the oil on my F350 (and, yes, it is my hoss - I can pull anything that I wish to hook up to it). Simple way to properly dispose of waste materials in my local community recycling center.

good

I use this to change the oil in my RAV4 Hybrid. Not that it matters what car it is, it should work for any passenger car. It's low profile, and one side is designed as a drain pan to drain oil into the interior. Just make sure the caps are on and wipe the pan clean before putting it in your car to take to recycling.Much easier than those open oil pans, I'll never but one of those again.

I've gotten this drain pan 3 times over a span of 6 years. This thing is nice and heavy duty. This in my opinion is a far superior drain pan for doing at home oil changes. I've changed the oil on my 2004 Ford Expedition, 2016 Ford Fusion, and 2015 Honda Civic in one day she still had a little extra room for more. You can drop the drain plug all you want and you'll never have to go fishing for it. You don't have to pour this into any other can and hope you don't spill it all over the ground. You can wipe it down and use engine degreaser, or brake cleaner of you'd like. It has multiple caps to prevent spilling it. I always transport it to AutoZone laying down. Yes, this is the exact same drain pan from Walmart in every single way except for the label. It is probably cheaper there so I recommend getting it from there. I unfortunately am living overseas and Walmarts don't exist here so this was my only option for my favorite drain pan. The first one I had for almost 4 years, I had I dropped from a very tall height and made a tiny crack on the corner. The second I had almost 2 years but when I moved I didn't think I could take something with residual used oil in them. Over the years they have raised the price at Walmart but it might be your best option, but if you're like me I will gladly pay a little extra for something I know works, is reliable, and very easy to use and clean up to get it where I am.

Works Very Well

My husband uses this every time he changes oil in our vehicles. It is made very sturdy.

Great product works well!

I have have to clean my oil tray out in the middle of changing my oil for years now. this makes life so much easier highly recommend