Chapin 78005 Low Profile 12 Quart (11.4 Liter) Oil Drain Container, fits most ATV's Tractors, Lawn mowers, Motorcycles and Low Clearance Vehicles, Made with Recycled Materials, USA Made

I rally like this product . Totally recommend this to beginner DIY doing fluid changes in his/her house garage .

This low-profile oil drain container is spacious enough to handle fluid from two cars at once without needing to stop. The large drain hole allows oil to flow smoothly, which is a big plus. I did have to add an oil mat due to some splashing while draining, but that’s a minor issue. The drain plugs and vent seal tightly, making it easy to transfer used oil into recycling containers without mess. Highly recommend this if you do your own oil or fluid changes, especially on multiple vehicles.

Love this oil pan. I did have to modify it. The holes are small. I made them bigger due to it overflowing if the stream is fast and abudant.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This product is made of quality plastic material but thought it would fit better under my Harley FatBoy model. It fits extremely snug, thought it would be a perfect fit, not so fast!

This is the best oil pan I've used in my life. I've tried far too many with varying degrees of success and I'm pleased to say that I will not buy another oil catch pan as long as this one is in my possession.Pro-tip: remove the valve plug before filling or you will have a spill on your hands!

It works

Very happy with this oil pan. Made the job seem easier.

Bought this in April 2025 so this should be the latest version. First problem was when the oil hits this container it splashes so hard it sprays everywhere including back up on the bottom of the car, getting everything splattered in oil. The car was only raised 5 inches. Second problem, when I had the oil in it and all of the caps tightened to hand-tightness, after a couple days, the oil started seeping out of the container and got all over the garage floor. It's just too flimsy and cheaply made. I ended up having to double wrap the whole thing in black trash bags and dispose of at the hazardous waste site because it is not shippable in its condition and the box (and other things in my garage) were saturated with oil. So it was a waste of money. I was hoping this would work well, but it turned into a big unusable mess.