International oil change and maintenance, where it's parked.
Aperio services every International in the catalog — 4 models, 2006 to 2024 — with the manufacturer's oil grade and capacity looked up before we arrive. Full synthetic, OEM-equivalent filters, photos of the work.
Pick your model for the exact specification.
Full-synthetic oil-change price by year and engine, before the $20 mobile service fee per visit (first 4 visits a year; $30 after) and tax. These vehicles are priced under the fleet program, not the consumer plan. Diesel or large-sump fleet? We'll quote it. The posted price is our best first price; every fleet's program is fine-tuned from there. Every vehicle starts with a full condition inspection: a one-time $60 onboarding per vehicle, paid once — then that vehicle is in for life.
Aperio × International
Which International models do you service?
All 4 in the catalog, from 2006 to 2024 — see the table above. If yours isn't listed, book anyway; we look up the specification before we come.
Do you use International-approved oil?
We fill with full-synthetic oil meeting the grade and specification the manufacturer lists for your engine. Where International calls for a specific approval, we carry an oil that holds it.
Do you use genuine International filters?
OEM-equivalent filters from major manufacturers, matched to your engine. Genuine International filters on request at cost.
Will a mobile oil change affect my International warranty?
No. Maintenance performed to the manufacturer's specification with records is protected under Canadian and US law; your Aperio service record is the documentation.
Is International on the $199 consumer plan?
No. International builds heavy commercial vehicles, so they are priced under the fleet program instead — $260 per vehicle per year plus a $20 mobile service fee per visit (first 4 visits a year; $30 after), for vehicles up to 6 L (6.3 qt) of oil. Diesel engines and large sumps are quoted rather than posted. The posted price is our best first price; every fleet's program is fine-tuned from there.