Groz 41966 15 Quart Drain Pan with Screw Cap, No Leaks/Industrial Capacity

Holds a lot, sturdy, pours good

I had to replace a pan that wore through, looked just like it. But this one is way better! Thicker, better plastic, and stout!

I researched getting a new oil drain pan until my head hurt. Ones that were highly rated were insanely expensive for a blow molded piece of plastic. Picked up one locally and it was so bad I returned it. This one was a great alternative at a reasonable price. I have been impressed with how sturdy it is. The screw on cap works well and the handles are great. Good height and catches the oil well. Wish it had a little shelf to a oil filter to allow it to drain. Overall very pleased.

My biggest concern when changing oil is splashing oil on my new concrete driveway. (My previous drain pan was too shallow and it splattered oil all over the place.) This large drain pan is perfect. The side walls are steep with a deep recessed channel along the top edge and integrated into the pouring spout. The sturdy handles are situated front and back for easily maneuvering the pan when filled with hot oil. My car uses 9 quarts of oil and this pan easily handles the volume. Highly recommended.

Came in a quickly manner and it does it’s job that’s why I bought two

The product is an oil collection tank colored green to visually suggest it should properly hold anti freeze.

This is perfect for catching 6+ quarts of oil, it doesnt bend when you pick it up to pour the oil into waste containers.

holds up to the everyday uses in a shop from grease to oil to diesel fuel hasnt broken down

Most of the plastic drain pans made lately seem to be cheap, thin, blown plastic with about the durability of a plastic shopping bag, not this one, its solid. I was very impressed with how sturdy it is, I wish they offered a closed one out of this same stuff that I could take to get dumped. If you read this Groz, please do that, thank you!

Works as it should