🛢️ Lumax LX-1629 Oil Drain Pan - Black, 5 Gallon Capacity, Spill-Proof Cap, Wire Loop Handle - Ideal for Oil, Gasoline, Anti-Freeze & More Review

Have you ever noticed that plastic drip pans have gone down in quality? A few years ago they were solid. Today, however, it seems all you can find is flimsy, easy-to-pierce, single-use scrap. I want you all to know that this pan is not the case. This pan is very durable. Check out the picture below of me standing on this thing. I will also tell you that I weigh 240 pounds. Tool carts only seem to sell Lisle and Blitz pans, which are thinner and less durable. Buy this pan with confidence as it…

I used an old style oil drain pan in my cars because all the cars I've had were only 4-5 liter capacity. I have a C7 Grand Sport (GS) which has an oil capacity of about 10 liters. I bought this because it had enough room for an oil change in my GS. I like the handle to pull it out and the design allows it to be poured into old oil jars without spilling. Also, I always put an oil pan in an old oil jug to drain almost every drop of oil from the pan. The old skillet kept tipping over and spilling…

For those who regularly change oil on 1-2 cars this is ideal. I've tried the other two main types of oil pans. before this and this is much better with such small changes. In fact, having a spout is far better than simple bowl-shaped spouts, and the spout is round (rather than rectangular) and can actually fit most oils again. Jugs mean you don't need a funnel either! The wire handle is perfect for keeping your hands clean when pouring water back into the pitchers, but also helps you move and…

Usually a disappointing oil pan but this one is pretty good. From battling the flimsy, cheap skillet I'd hated for years to this beautiful skillet, she was almost exciting. He very carefully decants waste oil, even back into 5 liter jugs or a 5 gallon bucket to bring it back for recycling and that was the big part for me. I've tried these all-in-ones that you have to use as a drain pan, then plug the holes and use it to transport used oil for recycling. Constantly chaotic failure there…