Plews LUBR75762 Oil Drain Pan 4 Gallon

Product Description

The PLEWS LUBR75762 is a 4-gallon polyethylene oil drain pan designed for collecting used motor oil and other fluids during routine service work. Constructed from durable polyethylene, the pan resists chemical damage from petroleum-based fluids and cleans up easily between jobs. At 18 inches in diameter and 5.5 inches in overall height, it fits under a wide range of vehicles and equipment. A rolled edge, integrated pouring spout, and carry handle make fluid transfer clean and controlled. This pan is a standard shop tool for automotive technicians, lube technicians, and fleet maintenance crews performing oil changes and fluid drains.

The LUBR75762 suits general automotive and light-truck service in both professional shop and field maintenance settings. The 4-gallon capacity handles most passenger car and light-duty truck oil drain intervals in a single collection. The low-profile design allows positioning under vehicles with limited ground clearance. The polyethylene construction holds up to repeated use and standard shop cleaning procedures, making it a practical choice for high-volume service bays or mobile lube operations.

Key Features

• 4-gallon capacity handles most passenger car and light-truck drain volumes
• Polyethylene construction resists petroleum-based fluids and is easy to clean
• 18-inch diameter provides a wide collection area to reduce spill risk
• Rolled edge adds structural rigidity and reduces flex during handling
• Integrated pouring spout and handle allow controlled fluid transfer to waste containers
• Low 5.5-inch profile fits under vehicles with limited ground clearance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose oil drain pan suitable for passenger cars, light trucks, and similar equipment requiring fluid collection during oil changes or drain service.

Installation Notes

Position the pan directly under the drain plug before removal to capture initial fluid flow. Wear appropriate PPE including chemical-resistant gloves when handling used oil. Allow the engine or fluid reservoir to cool sufficiently before draining to reduce burn risk. Transfer collected fluid to an approved waste oil container promptly and dispose of used oil in accordance with local environmental regulations.