OIL COOLANT GEARBOX FUEL DRAIN TRAY PAN 15 LITRE CAPACITY BUCKET CAR MOTORBIKE

Great oil drain pan. Brilliant large size so plenty of capacity. No spillage, and then great design as the spout makes it easy to pour into empty oil bottles for easy disposal

Good sturdy big oil drain pan. 16 litres and a really good solid build. My VWT5 holds around 7.5litres so I wanted to go big this time rather than having a very full looking 10 litre one, carrying a nearly full oil pan is both nervy and dangerous, spilt oil is impossible to clean up. This held my 7.5 litres no problem and the spout worked well to fill the new oil containers back up with the old. For the price of around £13 it is a great buy, thoroughly recommend this for any oil, coolant or whatever else you can think of.

Very good product ideal for coolant change. Easy to drain into a container for disposal.

I have always used old 5L oil cans that I cut in half and then try and juggle while trying not spill any oil as I undo the sump plug. I therefore thought it was time to get a decent oil tray and found this one that was priced extremely well and so I was a little sceptical. However when it turned up its made of very strong plastic, has good carry handles and a good lip so no oil will spill when you are either carrying it or pouring the used oil out via the spout. If you are after a very good well made, strong, oil drain tray then I highly recommend this one...

Well made piece of equipment that looks tough enough to last a good long time. It's capacity is enough to accommodate most applications and it's design makes it very easy to carry when full. This is by no means a criticism because it's down to me, but my current car is a TVR tasmin and the ground clearance is 150mm so I have to put a jack under the front cross member to get the drain pan under the engine, no problem for me but maybe for someone else.

This item has a good capacity and is low enough to go under my sports car. It is strong and durable with a handy funnel to pour away liquid. Used it to drain a cooling system and it caught more or less every drop. The circumference is large enough to cover a reasonable section of the underneath of the engine bay. Cleaning it out is the main problem as it has several ridges which hold the grime.

Looks good nice and sturdy should do the job .

It's well made - the plastic is good and thick and it drains well. There's nothing I don't like about it really. Now if they could just invent something that stops me dropping the bl00dy drain plug in the oil, I'd be sorted ;o)