Lab Tests Expose the Best Engine Oil (Most Drivers Choose Wrong!)

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• BU

  @Bunky24601 · 3 months ago

  All these best of the best videos gets tiring

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• MR

  @MrWahtda · 14 hours ago

  ok, so what the BEST overall ?  :)

• FU

  @Funkydood · 4 months ago (edited)

  According to The Motor Oil Geek, frequency in the oil-change intervals is way more important than oil brand!😊 Now we got the new SQ/ILSAC GF7A alternative!😅

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• SE

  @Semperfi-l7x · 4 months ago

  Use Amsoil in our race bikes.  Did  4 dyno pulls and 1  race weekend. Submitted for test, the local company said put it back in. We didn't,  when we freshen the motors they are spotless inside.

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• TA

  @taelorwatson9822 · 5 months ago

  The only oil I ever felt a difference with was amsoil. I've had lots of cars with lots of oil. I've used most of the big brands. On my last car I used Pennzoil ultra Platinum then I went to the Valvoline r& p. Perhaps because I had 230,000 mi, put on the Valvoline I started having low oil issues. I just bought the mobil advanced clean 0w20. It's supposed to have a lot of group 4, moly, Esther and probably some type 3. I haven't had any oil that I didn't like. But I've never really felt the difference. When I buy the oil myself I try to get what I believe is the best

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• CO

  @coreyjones7881 · 8 months ago

  I am a drive a car until the wheels fall off kind of guy. It may be overkill to some, but I run Pennzoil ultra platinum and Mobil 1 filters and change both religiously at 5k miles. I'd rather be over cautious on maintenance then have to replace the engine down the line. Oil is cheap, engines and or a car payment are not.

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• CH

  @chassisom8943 · 8 months ago

  For a daily driver family car any of those brands are fine. Changing oil regularly is the key to engine longevity.

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• ER

  @erice4611 · 9 months ago

  I use Valvoline restore & Protect in higher mileage engines and Penzoil Ultra in lower mileage cleaner engines.

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• AN

  @AnhYeuEmMaiMai69 · 9 months ago

  Been using Kirkland oil for nearly a decade.  2010 outback 3.6r started at 140k, now at 216k. 2014 Subaru Legacy started on it in 2023 after warranty ended, 123k now. Use 5w30 in both.

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• UN

  @unrecord1 · 9 months ago

  Very informative video backed by clear lab test results.<br>Helpful insights that make choosing the right engine oil much easier for drivers.

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• KE

  @KenGaskins-nm3gx · 7 months ago

  I generally use Castrol, I think it&apos;s called Extended Mileage or something, Synthetic. &nbsp;I think the filter is more important, so I like using the WIX XP. &nbsp;If I&apos;m short on the Yen so to speak, I&apos;ll settle for the Fram higher mileage one (I think says 10,000 miles, though usually change it at around 8,000).<br>The one weakness of the WIX XP is it is harder to grip and put on versus the easy to put on Fram (though the Fram is much lower quality).<br>I have a 2003 Honda Civic LX.

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• DA

  @daniellang6112 · 8 months ago

  Along with my Amsoil Signature Series,I &nbsp;didn&apos;t forget a quality oil filter for extended oil changes. I prefer Wix XP.

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