Same here. Due to the incline on my driveway having the car on the ramp levels the car perfectly. It also provides a lot of room to work under the back of the car. To me it's easier and safer than jacking up and placing on jackstands
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Originally Posted by FTD
I use ramps on an incline, that once the car is backed on to them the car is exactly level. Sticking chocks under the front wheels is a good safety extra. I go off and do other things ie: fix dinner or whatever and let it drain for a good while. I have trouble with my pan. It should hold all of the oil but I have a little mess anyway so I have started putting down newspaper just in case things get a little sloppy.
Lil B's technique looks easy, too.
Also, I use Mobile1, but other discussions on this forum recommend Redline. However, I didn't find it when I set out to buy oil so convenience won.
I have embraced other points made here and elsewhere regarding the right tools / equipment / preparation.
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