There are a few things that put this engine oil drain pan by NEIKO at the top of our list. Its two best features are the anti-splash rim and intuitive drain spout, both of which help keep oil off your floor (every drain pan's main function). We also like the size - at 8L (almost 8.5 quarts), you'll be hard-pressed to find a passenger car or truck engine running with more oil than this pan can handle. We prefer this pan for our own oil change jobs and recommended it heartily to you as well.
Sometimes we like to solve problems with the simplest solution and this oil drain pan does exactly that. Except for the small lip that allows for easier pouring, this pan is basically a large plastic bowl reserved for your dirty engine oil. It will do exactly what you need it to: catch oil and pour it out. One downside to this pan is that it will only hold 6 quarts of liquid, so if you're changing out the oil on large engines (we're looking at you, V8s), then we recommend going with a larger capacity option. For that reason, the rest of our recommendations are all able to handle more than 8 quarts of liquid, plenty for any passenger vehicle.
Many oil change jobs call for extra capacity and this Chapin 12 quart container will provide just that. In addition to being a great tool for swapping old oil out of even the largest passenger vehicles, this drain pan will easily handler larger ATVs, UTVs, Lawnmowers, and Tractors with ease. One great benefit the Chapin pan offers is that it doubles as an oil container, so if you prefer to catch your oil and carry it away without having to transfer containers, this is a great option for you. It will take up more space on your shelves, but that extra catch area will also come in handy when trying to align it with the drain plug under your vehicle.
This VEVOR 20 gallon drain cart provides that luxury every oil changer dreams of: a maneuverable drain pan on casters with an electric pump to dispose of your oil with ease. You won't find a more handy tool for the collection and disposal of dirty engine oil than a carted drain pan like this one. If you find yourself collecting a lot of oil in one day, changing oil frequently, or don't mind paying more to make the job more convenient you'll want to consider this option before starting your next oil change.