[p912guy]

I don't see any huge issues here, however, I also don't see the need for an extended test drive after a simple oil change. I have been changing the oil on my vehicles for 30 years and starting the engine and looking for leaks is really all that's necessary with an occasional a quick trip around the block just to be sure everything is fine. Pulling the car out of the service bay and parking it in the lot for customer pick up would identify any leaks. Looks more like a waste of a Service Tech's time more than anything. If he/she does that after every oil change, that's easily an hour out of an 8 hour day he or she could be wrenching instead of "test driving".