On my last visit to OilLibya Waiyaki Way, I requested an oil check. After filling with 1ltr, the guy came round with the dipstick and said, 'inataka tuongeze ingine'.

When I came round and suggested we first check again, I became suspicious after he stalled, ostensibly to let the oil settle. Sure enough, second check showed oil four levels higher.

Now when we came to the engine coolant, he poured in everything as discussed, but the price of 600/= seemed a tad high. I asked for the lubes price list - none available. When I asked for the incharge, I was shown a questionable guy who wouldn't state the price until he was given guidance by my attendant!

So on speaking to third and fourth attendant price became 500/=.
This Nairobi, is it only me?

i dont know Muganda,

i filled my coolant today at oil libya on waiyaki way for 700/- 1liter . what volume was the coolant you bought.I had questions in my mind so i asked for a receipt which read 700/- so it maybe that this is the price of coolant at petrol stations which are way pricer than buying the same at Nakumatt for example.

Maybe you should address the bigger problem. A well maintained car should not require any oil topup at all. If you are topping with a whole litre (assuming the previous service put enough oil) then there is a major problem with the car.

@Muganda, just buy coolant from a supermarket - 700/- is a tad bit pricy

Okay okay, I have to agree with @Gordon Gekko
The petrol station so the wheelzz, or lack thereof,
And decided to teach me a lesson


@Tmase, thanks for believing in my potential.