Greenbriar Equity Group Acquires Oil Changers

Greenbriar Equity Group Acquires Oil Changers

Oil Changers serves more than 750,000 customers annually through its 56 service centers.

Greenbriar Equity Group L.P. has acquired Oil Changers, one of the largest operators of quick lube facilities on the West Coast, from Trivest Partners L.P. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. 

Founded in 1984, Oil Changers provides fast oil change and related maintenance services to more than 750,000 customers annually through its 56 service centers. Oil Changers will continue to be led by CEO Eric Frankenberger and its long-tenured executives and service center managers.

Matt Burke, managing director of Greenbriar, said, “Oil Changers is one of the few remaining independent providers of scale in the quick lube industry, a segment of the automotive aftermarket that we see benefitting from organic growth and consolidation tailwinds over the coming years. We were particularly impressed by the Company’s track record of consistent growth, which is the product of strong leadership and an unparalleled reputation for service excellence with its loyal customer base. We look forward to partnering with Eric and the entire management team to further expand the platform.”  

Frankenberger added, “From the very first meeting with Greenbriar, it was clear that they are the right partner to help our team take Oil Changers to the next level. Greenbriar understands our business and shares our vision for accelerating growth while maintaining a best-in-class customer experience.  Our team is incredibly excited to have access to the unique resources and automotive aftermarket expertise that Greenbriar brings to the table.”

Kirkland & Ellis LLP served as legal counsel to Greenbriar.

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