This isn't going to work - engines with plastic plugs have larger drain hole diameter and the flow is so high that it will overflow this immediately before oil drains inside through the hole in the pan.Get a Flo Tool 15 qt drain pan like this. Unscrew the funnel plug, open the vent, drain the oil, screw back in the plug, close the vent and take it to the nearest recycling place. Piece of cake. I've been using one for the past 16 years on my F250 that has 15 qts.
That's the one I used for my most recent change - worked well.
How about this one? 5 gallons, so not too likely to splash around. Also FloTool.
That's similar to what I use. A big tub someone suggested will be more difficult to pour back into whatever you transport the oil to be recycled in. With this or similar, you drain 10 qts into it, then use the spout to pour it back into the two now empty 5 qt jugs the new oil came in. I tend to wait to recycle until I have as many 5 qt jugs of used that I want to transport.Get a Flo Tool 15 qt drain pan like this. Unscrew the funnel plug, open the vent, drain the oil, screw back in the plug, close the vent and take it to the nearest recycling place. Piece of cake. I've been using one for the past 16 years on my F250 that has 15 qts.
Read my post above why this will create nothing but a mess. 18+ have different oil pan / drain hole (larger diameter) - oil overflow that shallow surface on top of this pan before it drains inside.
Why I said "similar". Mine has a 6-8 inch egg-crate strainer in the middle in case you drop the drain plug, etc. and a screw on cap over it to seal when done. Since I pour immediately back into empty 5 qt jugs, I don't use the screw on cover for the strainer.
I like this one. The fact it has a magnet on the back to capture metal is a great addition. The only problem is my list of purchases is getting longer.