On Oak Hill Road in Paso Robles — the northernmost shop in the Porcher family's Central Coast network.
The Porcher family opened their first Jiffy Lube in Santa Maria in 1987. Nearly four decades and eight locations later, the Paso Robles shop anchors the northern end of the network — serving a town that's grown from a quiet ranching community into one of California's most exciting wine regions.
Paso has changed dramatically, but the fundamentals haven't. People here still value honest work, fair pricing, and businesses that show up for the community. That's what the Porcher family has delivered across the Central Coast for almost 40 years, and it's exactly what this Oak Hill Road shop provides.
Paso Robles may be booming, but it hasn't lost its character. People here still shake hands, look you in the eye, and mean what they say. Our shop runs the same way — upfront pricing, honest assessments, no games.
Paso's economy is growing fast, but the cost of living is climbing too. Our Career Path program builds real automotive careers with health benefits, 401(k), and paid time off — jobs that keep pace with this evolving town.
The Paso Robles basin is a semi-enclosed valley that can trap pollutants — especially during hot summer inversions. Every vehicle running clean helps protect the air quality that makes this region livable and the vineyards viable.
Jiffy Lube provides world-class training, standardized equipment, and refined processes. Our technicians benefit from that national infrastructure every day.
But the soul of this shop is local. Sean Porcher and Cody Mead make the decisions. The team lives and works here. In a town where reputation is everything — where winemakers and ranchers trade recommendations at the coffee shop — we earn our standing one customer at a time.
The Porcher family supports the Muscular Dystrophy Association's Central Coast chapter across all eight locations. In Paso — a town built on neighbors helping neighbors — that commitment matters.
Paso Robles isn't the same place it was 10 years ago — and it won't be the same 10 years from now. We're here for the long haul, growing with the community and investing in the people who make it work.