Where did you get this done? Dealership? Oil change place or a indie shop?
If you are going to pay someone to do it, I'd take it to your established indie mechanic. At least that way, you'll get some eyes and feedback on any looming issues. Dealership, while hit or miss, sometimes part of a package, otherwise expensive, is often pretty young guys straight out of tech school gaining experience to jump to a indie shop where they can make real money. Oil change places are guys straight off the street, though, some of these places have programs to hire ex cons who make careers out of it and develop extensive experience performing oil changes. While not reliable, you could have your oil changed by a guy who had done more oil changes than a lifelong master mechanic.... or it could be performed by a guy who started training yesterday.
Seeing how it is arguably the single most important piece of vehicle maintenance for longevity, I'd do it yourself or take it to your trusted mechanic or a mechanic with a solid reputation. The inconvenience about tacking it to an actual mechanic is the fact that they will need the vehicle for several hour,s half a day or even most of a day which makes DIY that much more convenient.
